Education is an ongoing endeavor to educate and train future citizens of a nation. Education helps people become skilled in performing various tasks necessary to secure the general welfare of society. A large amount of money is spent every year on education, with nearly 20 percent of the total budget dedicated to public schools. Education has a significant impact on society, contributing to the economic security of the nation and quality of life for all children, regardless of their zip codes. Education also plays an important role in shaping young adults’ self-image, helping them develop healthy attitudes, helping them acquire the skills they need to succeed in the world today, and preparing them for the changing tomorrow.

There are many different forms of education, from traditional schooling through informal education systems such as after-school programs, home schooling, and mentoring programs. Education can take many forms, but all education systems share a set of goals. Education is the process of fostering learning, or the development of new knowledge, skills, behaviors, moral beliefs, and personal qualities, in an environment that facilitates learning. Educational systems may include primary education, secondary education, post-secondary education, higher education, professional education, technical education and occupational education.

In Afghanistan, most students in both primary and secondary school attend local schools, which are often underfunded and poorly equipped. Most students in Afghanistan’s primary and secondary schools do not complete high school and are unable to receive any kind of college degree. An education system in Afghanistan, therefore, faces many challenges, and the country needs a comprehensive strategy to build a quality educational system that provides a quality education to all its students, including those living in poverty.