Join Free Whatsapp Education Group.

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As part of promoting education, ETR have created Whatsapp educational group especially for those who are interested in biology. You can join and it is FREE. Here is a link. 



We would also, InshaAllah, create similar group to promote education. My hope is you would benefit from the lessons and perhaps contribute. Enjoy the quarantine and learn. 



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