By Salyne ElSamarani | CEO
The students in Lebanon are back to school. Nevertheless, hybdrid asynchronous learning has become a new normal due to covid but also to reduce transportation costs for students at a time of unprecedented economic crisis and a devaluation of more that 90% of the Lebanese currency. The power cuts are also another challenge students in Lebanon have to face. Parents are unable to afford to pay for school tuition, stationery and learning tools. Therefore, the high need to provide laptops for students is incremental to enable learning of digital skills and all other majors within the curriculum.
As Christmas is approaching we hope you consider to buy a student in Lebanon a laptop as a gift to enjoy learning.
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