Empowering Arabic
Educators In the UK

Educators’ Hub21 empowers Arabic supplementary schools across the UK by equipping teachers, coordinators, and school leaders with high-quality training, practical resources, and meaningful community engagement opportunities.
Through our bilingual platform (English and Arabic), we work to raise teaching standards, strengthen school leadership, and improve student learning experiences.
By investing in educators, we enable schools not only to deliver better outcomes today, but to build stronger, more resilient institutions for the future.

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What We Do
At Educators’ Hub21, we design and deliver training, research, and community projects that strengthen supplementary education across the UK. Our work focuses on leadership development, teacher training, and creating stronger connections between schools and their communities, supporting wider education system development and community cohesion. Through our close work with schools, we are also well positioned to generate practice-informed research and insights that inform community and sector development.
Why We Exist
Across the UK, supplementary schools play a vital role in supporting educational attainment, including the academic progress of young people from Arab heritage backgrounds, while fostering bilingual development and its cognitive and social benefits. Educators’ Hub21 was created to support these schools and educators ,providing the tools, training, and networks they need to succeed and contribute to stronger, more connected communities.
Our Impact
Through workshops, research, and collaboration, we support dozens of supplementary schools and hundreds of educators across the UK. We help enhance teaching quality, strengthen the professional development of teachers and their leadership capacity, inspire innovation, and ensure that every school is equipped to support students’ academic progress, bilingual development, and positive engagement within their communities.
Featured Projects
From teacher training programmes to strategy labs and community connection events, Educators’ Hub21 runs a focused range of projects designed to support educators and strengthen supplementary education. Each project is built on research, collaboration, and a shared vision for excellence in supplementary schooling.

Latest News and Updates

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Educators’ hub21 Successfully Completes December Teacher Training Programme for Supplementary Schools
London | December 2025

Educators’ Hub21 is pleased to announce the successful completion of its December teacher training programme, delivered to strengthen the quality and sustainability of weekend supplementary education across the UK.

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Programmes & Initiatives

Upcoming Events

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Launch of the Educators’ Hub21 Community of Practice.

Educators’ Hub21 will soon launch a digital Community of Practice — an online space where educators can share resources, exchange experiences, and continue learning together. The platform aims to sustain collaboration and peer support beyond the initial training.

March 2025

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Educators’ Hub21 is an educational initiative of the Quran Education Foundation.
Educators’ Hub21 is a project of Quran Education Foundation a London based charity advancing faith,

science and civility. Educators’ Hub21 trains educators in formal and informal sectors.

https://qef21.org/

  • Looking Ahead: Continued Collaboration and Growth

    “I eagerly anticipate continued
    communication with Hub21
    educators and the opportunity
    for additional training.’’
    — Workshop Participant

  • Practical Tools for Immediate Impact

    “This training gave me tools I can apply
    immediately in my school leadership
    role.”
    -Workshop Participant

  • From Learner to Trainer

    ‘’I now feel confident to
    run a training session
    for our teaching staff.”
    – Workshop Participant

  • Sustaining Impact Through Regular Training

    ‘’Repeating such sessions
    regularly would be very
    beneficial.’’
    – Workshop Participant