Learning goes both ways.
A young adult can offer digital skills and seek career guidance. An elder can share experience and explore new technology.
Meet the idea behind Village SchoolA MEBAL initiative
Find a mentor. Share a skill. Learn alongside young people, adults, and elders in your MEBAL community.

Akwụkwọ obodo means Village School.
A place to learn, contribute, and belong. Across every generation.
You can learn something new and help someone else. Choose what you need and what you would like to share.
A young adult can offer digital skills and seek career guidance. An elder can share experience and explore new technology.
Meet the idea behind Village SchoolMake room for questions about work, life, and your next step.
Build confidence in a subject or share a skill you know well.
Find useful resources and opportunities, with help from your community.
Your MEBAL account connects you to Village School. A coordinator helps turn an interest into a thoughtful introduction.
Find your starting point
Choose your interests, skills, and the ways you would like to participate.
Make a connection
A coordinator checks the fit. Both people choose whether to begin.
Keep learning
Arrange an online or in-person session, then check in on your progress.
Village School is designed around active MEBAL membership, clear boundaries, and support when something feels wrong.
Read our community guidelinesYour profile and learning relationships are kept within the authorised community.
Youth programmes require verified consent, reviewed adults, and assigned supervision before they open.
Chat opens only when screening and human review are ready. Members can report a concern or stop contact.
Rooted in community
Akwụkwọ obodo is a MEBAL initiative, bringing the knowledge already in our community closer to the people who can use it.
Our story