About Afghan Geeks Education

Grow Skills. Gain Confidence. Go Global.

We are an NGO rooted in Athens, Greece, training Afghan women and youth in web development and AI. Every programme is 100% free and project-based: real builds, mentorship, and support toward employable skills — not theory alone.

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What we do

Free tech education built for real work

Afghan Geeks Education combines rigorous training with community — so women can learn safely, build proof of skill, and open doors in the global digital economy.

100% free — always

No tuition, no hidden fees. Donors and partners fund seats so students can focus on learning, not invoices.

Project-based learning

You ship real projects from early weeks — portfolios and apps employers can review — not endless slides.

Women teaching women

Afghan women instructors, often teaching in Dari, with the context students live in every day.

Web & AI tracks

Structured paths from beginner web development to AI-powered applications, with mentorship at each step.

Careers, not certificates

Placement support, referrals, and guidance after graduation — we care that skills turn into income.

Global network

Students join from Afghanistan and the diaspora; graduates work with teams and clients across continents.

Impact snapshot

Numbers we stand behind

10+

Graduates working in tech

600+

Students active on platform

150

Joining next cohort

100%

Free for every student

Murtaza Jafari, founder of Afghan Geeks Education

Founded by a refugee — for the women his family left behind.

Leadership

Built from gratitude — scaled with purpose

Murtaza Jafari started Afghan Geeks Education after a free coding course changed his own path as a young refugee in Greece. The organisation is what giving back looks like at scale: from one woman, to dozens, to hundreds learning and teaching on the same platform.

Today the team includes graduates who became instructors and builders — keeping the work Afghan-led, practical, and grounded in the communities we serve.

Read the full founder story

Student voices

Proof before claims

“This programme didn't just teach me to code — it changed what I believed was possible.”
Sodaba · Web development graduate
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Get involved

There is a role here for everyone who believes in this mission.

Whether you donate once, sponsor at scale, or simply share our story — you help move the next student closer to her first career in tech.

  • Fund a seat

    Your gift covers instruction, platform access, and support for a woman going through the programme.

  • Sponsor or partner

    Organisations can sponsor cohorts, mentor, or hire graduates — we will match you to the right conversation.

  • Ask anything

    Not sure where to start? Email the team and we will point you to the right next step.