Achieving SDG 4 on Quality Education requires education provision to adapt and overcome crises and challenges. The COVID-19 pandemic impacted the provision of education globally, but with a particularly strong impact on developing countries and marginalized groups who were already being left behind by the digital divide. TECMentor volunteers give teachers the tools and knowledge to be able to adapt to remote, online teaching, helping them to achieve a better work-life balance themselves, while also enabling student’s education to continue. Following a rapid needs assessment at the start of the pandemic, volunteers identified female teachers living in remote areas of Peru as being particularly in need of support, as they were more likely to be burdened with additional family care responsibilities. As a result, TECMentor outreach and communication efforts is tailored to reaching this group, recognizing that the impacts of COVID-19 on decent work, health and wellbeing, as well as access to education, are not equal.