Free Education, No Barriers

EduForEveryone was founded and built by Azlan Mahmood, a member of the Association of Chartered Certified Accountants (ACCA). It is an independent project, developed and maintained by one person rather than a company or institution.

The platform exists to address a single problem: access. Quality courses, study materials, and practice platforms are often priced beyond the reach of the students who would benefit from them most. EduForEveryone aims to remove that barrier by providing free, openly accessible learning resources — including standardised-test practice, the Holy Quran with translations, study notes, quizzes, and academic tools — with no sign-up required.

This is not a test-preparation company or an accredited educational institution, and it does not claim to be. It is a practical resource designed to give students a place to study, assess their current level, and improve — regardless of their ability to pay.

The project is run by a Kashmiri–Pakistani national working in Saudi Arabia, built in personal time out of a belief that access to education should not depend on what a student can afford. Its purpose is straightforward: to make meaningful educational practice available to anyone who needs it.