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EAMP
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With the financial support of the US Embassy in Baku, AzETA launched English Access Microscholarship Programme (EAMP) in October 2006. The beneficiaries of the Project are the children between the ages of 14-18 from vulnerable families who cannot affor quality education. The aim is to teach them English and encourage to grow as active citizens to contribute to the development of civil society in Azerbaijan.
The pilot Programme was implemented in 2006-2007 where there were only 16 groups with 80 students in Baku, Mashtaga, Lenkaran and Gabala.
Seeing the effectivess of the Programme, the US Embassy awarded AzETA to implement the Programme in 2007-2009 where there are 36 groups with 216 students. Now the number of the regions also increased. In the 2007-2009 Programme there are 8 regions, including Baku and its 2 villages: Mashtaga and Nardaran, Sheki, Khachmaz, Lenkaran, Sheki, Gabala and Ganja.
While implementing the Programme, AzETA was approached by different regions and communities to take their Programme to their regions, too. As such, the US Embassy awarded AzETA to implement the Programme in 2008-2010. Under 2008-2010 Programme there are 24 groups with 144 students that come from Baku and its 2 areas: Mashtaga and Ahmedli, Khachmaz, Astara, Jalilabad, Ismayilli, Yevlakh, Sheki and Ganja.
In the below pages you can read more about each year's Programme. |
EAMP 2006-2007
EAMP 2007-2009
EAMP 2008-2010
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