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Education for Peace Foundation
Learn Freely. Think Deeply.
Build Peace.
Learn English, explore ideas and help build a more peaceful world. Start with free lessons. Learn at your own pace, wherever you live. Learn about the world. Ask thoughtful questions. Help build peace.
Learn free. Choose extra practice when you are ready.
The tutorials and quizzes in our catalog are free. Extra activity packs are optional. Pay once for each pack. There is no automatic renewal.
Articles & Quantifiers
Use a, an, the and quantity words clearly. Start here if you can read short sentences. Extra pack: about 30–40 minutes.
Try the free lesson →Free tutorial + quiz · Optional US$2 packPassive & Causative
Say what happened, who did it and what you asked someone else to do. Know simple present and past forms first. Extra pack: about 40–50 minutes.
Try the free lesson →Free sample · Optional US$3 packEmail Practice Pack 01
Write clear, polite work emails. B1–B2. Practise six situations with model answers and a self-check guide. About 2–2.5 hours.
Try the free email lesson →What brings you here today?
Start with what you want to learn. Choose a path below.
Learn English
Build your English step by stepCheck your level, choose a path, practice specific skills, or enter a structured learning program.
Enter Learn English →Peace Education
Learn about dignity, citizenship and living togetherExplore non-harm, critical awareness, ethical language, dialogue, democratic citizenship, and social justice.
Explore Peace Education →Research & Ideas
Look at evidence and explore why things happenRead evidence-conscious inquiry into education, society, democracy, conflict, power, and global change.
Enter Research & Ideas →Support / Sign In
Open a pack, get help or support free learningReturn to a purchased pack, choose free lessons or optional one-time packs, or help sustain learning for others.
Sign in or support →Skills and ideas for a shared world
English helps us share ideas across countries. Peace education helps us treat people with care. Research helps us check facts and understand problems.
Use these paths together. Learn a skill. Ask questions. Listen to other views. Think about how your choices affect people.
Three good first steps
Choose one useful activity and begin.
Check Your English Level
Use a diagnostic test to identify a reasonable starting point and choose suitable practice.
Take a diagnostic test → For peace learnersPeace Begins When We Stop Injuring One Another
Begin with the foundational idea that peace becomes real through daily non-harm, dignity, and repair.
Read the foundational essay → For critical citizensEducation, Power, and Democratic Citizenship
Examine how education shapes thought, opportunity, civic habits, questioning, and participation.
Open the learning module →Why we started
Our founder grew up with few chances to use English. Work with learners and communities in many places shaped a wider goal: help people learn, think and live together with care.
We want learning to open opportunities for everyone. We also ask how knowledge can help us make fair choices and reduce harm.
Read About the Foundation →What matters to us
Respect for every person
Learning should never require humiliation or dehumanization.
Learning within reach
Birthplace and income should not determine the right to practice and grow.
Ask and check
Claims deserve evidence; systems and assumptions deserve examination.
Choose with care
Freedom matures when joined with restraint, accountability, and care.
Keep learning
Ideas should be tested, corrected, revised, and extended as understanding grows.
Help more people learn
Learn for free, choose an optional learning pack, contribute, collaborate, or share these resources with someone who can use them. Every form of responsible participation helps the learning ecology continue.
“Education reaches its noblest purpose when knowledge enlarges freedom, freedom matures into responsibility, and responsibility reduces suffering.”
Learn freely · Think deeply · Act responsibly · Build peace