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Is there a place for you within AWEC?

Whether you are an entrepreneur seeking knowledge or a business professional wanting to empower others, there is a place for you within AWEC. Learn with Us Share your Skills Donate to Us

What does AWEC do for women entrepreneurs?

We accelerate women entrepreneurs across Africa. Join Us. Women-owned businesses in Africa are underestimated and under-resourced. We are on a mission to change that. AWEC fosters knowledge and business growth through applied learning, community building, and a digital-first approach.

What are my responsibilities as a student at AEWC?

Students are responsible for meeting with teachers and completing required course work. Students complete the majority of their coursework independently and have access to the AEWC study centers when they need assistance. Work is submitted as scheduled by the teacher.

Who is the director of AWEC?

Palwasha Hassan, the director of AWEC shared women thoughts concerns and recommendations with President Ghani and First Lady in an event that has been arranged by @awn and women coalition for peace. This research report was drafted by the Afghan Women’s Educational Center (AWEC), synthesizing insights from one hundred and fifty telephone interviews ...

What was the first project of AwEC?

AWEC’s first project after establishment was starting a high school to provide education for the Afghan refugee children in Islamabad, Pakistan in the year 1991. This school was started with community contributions as a primary school and after delivering quality services to the Afghan refugees children the community requested ...

Where did the Wade project start?

Wade project plans started in the Dehdadi district of Sheikh Abad village of Balkh province; Karima became a member and participated in the training. Later, when she starts working in the dairy sector, she learns many different things, such as preparing dairy products, marketing, collecting, and saving money from her products.

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AWEC fosters knowledge and business growth through applied learning, community building, and a digital-first approach. Whether you are an entrepreneur seeking knowledge or a business professional wanting to empower others, there is a place for you within AWEC.

Women-owned businesses in Africa are underestimated and under-resourced. We are on a mission to change that

AWEC fosters knowledge and business growth through applied learning, community building, and a digital-first approach. Whether you are an entrepreneur seeking knowledge or a business professional wanting to empower others, there is a place for you within AWEC.

What is AEWC in high school?

AEWC is an independent study program that provides dropouts with an alternative way to earn a high school diploma. Students are assigned courses and coursework based on transcript evaluation and demonstrated competencies. Students are responsible for meeting with teachers and completing required course work.

What is the responsibility of a student in AEWC?

Students are responsible for meeting with teachers and completing required course work. Students complete the majority of their coursework independently and have access to the AEWC study centers when they need assistance. Work is submitted as scheduled by the teacher.

Is Your Child New to APS?

If your children are new to Aurora Public Schools, please visit the APS Centralized Admissions website to learn more about the schools in your neighborhood and how to register for school.

Welcome APS Parents and Families!

Families naturally want their students to succeed. Research shows that students whose families are involved in their education find it easier to be successful.