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EU supports online learning for students in Azerbaijan during COVID-19 pandemic
Students at the Inclusive Vocational Arts and Crafts Training Centre in Baku, Azerbaijan, can now resume their classes at home during the COVID-19 pandemic thanks to a new online course.
The course includes 50 lessons developed by teachers at the Centre, including classes in woodwork, pottery, stained glass, batik and decorative handicrafts.
The lessons have been published on YouTube and are…
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