Solutions for
E-learning solutions for the nonprofit sector.
Interactive awareness and training content that reaches beneficiaries where they are, measures what changed for them, and starts with one unit before it scales.
2
projects on record
2
clients
2020–2026
years on record
In short
Tajah works with associations and nonprofit organisations to turn their awareness and training programmes into interactive digital experiences that reach beneficiaries where they are and measure what changed for them.
Work starts with one unit of an existing programme, whose goal and beneficiaries are defined and which is designed as an interactive experience, then extends once its results are in. Results are measured from the interaction records themselves, with indicators donors understand that show who took part, what they learned and what changed in their behaviour. Content is published on the association's platform or on one Tajah runs. Tajah's work in the sector includes the Waqf Excellence Index with the United Nations Development Programme and the virtual platform for the Jordan Teachers Association during the pandemic. The work rests on the content serving the association's programme without weighing on it, and on the capability to run it staying with the association.
What Tajah offers
Interactive awareness content
Digital experiences that reach beneficiaries where they are.
E-Learning Course DevelopmentVolunteer and team training
Short interactive programmes for those who deliver the service.
E-Learning Course Development
A platform for beneficiaries
On the association's platform, or one Tajah runs.
Platforms & Infrastructure
Impact reporting for donors
A report linking participation to learning and behaviour, from the interaction records.
Consulting & Capability Building
Starting with one unit
Work starts with one awareness unit and an impact report on it, then extends.
From the record
- 2026United Nations Development Programme (UNDP)Waqf Excellence Index
- 2020Jordan Teachers AssociationVirtual platform for teachers during the pandemic (2020–2021)
Questions asked before contracting
Can the work start on a limited budget?
Yes. That is why work starts with one unit, and expansion builds on its results.
How is impact shown to donors?
With a report linking participation to what beneficiaries learned and what changed in their behaviour, from the interaction records themselves.
Human capability development through educational technologies.
Once the need is described, one of Tajah's experts comes back with a first outline of scope and success indicators.