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Myanmar (also known as Burma) is a poor country. More than one-fourth of families there are impoverished. Many children work to help support their families. They can't go to school.
These children are ages 10 to 17. Many of them leave their small villages. They go to cities to work in tea shops.
The Myanmar Mobile Education Project (myME) was set up to help these young workers. It runs classes. Classes take place at the tea shops. Children learn math and English. They learn vocational skills. Then, the children can get better jobs one day.
Tim Aye-Hardy started myME. That was in 2014. He worked with just 60 children. Now, in 2017, the project helps more than 3,000 kids.
