Khaled Al Badie is making University Education accessible to the refugees

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ABU DHABI, UAE (April 05, 2019) - Khaled Al Badie has always been a strong advocate of education. Owing to this fact, the CEO & Vice President of the Al Badie Group has implemented financial support for a project by SIHO/UniRef in collaboration with Isra University and Jordan Red Crescent to provide University Education to the refugees in the Jordanian-Emirati camp in Jordan for the betterment of their lives. The program aims to benefit more than 750,000 refugees in Jordan and this has been made possible owing to the efforts of Khaled Al Badie.

Owing to the international collaborators and support by Al Badie Group, the education is being carried out using state-of-the-art methods in classrooms within the camp under the supervision of university professors and instructors. The main aim is to provide a form of higher education, which is flexible for the students to make it easier for them to adapt to with the curriculum being offered in Arabic. The students will be certified with diplomas provided by the Ministry of Higher Education. The students are provided with contemporary facilities includingcomputer rooms, USB keys and much more. Moreover, the programs on offer include one year University Education in Computer Science, Mobile Engineering, or Logistic Management. In addition to this, the partnership between the Jordan Red Crescent and SIHO/UniRef has resulted in specialized 18month vocational training programs. The programs are available in a variety of subjects ranging from First Aid to Violence Prevention aiming to “promote a spirit of equality and tolerance”.

About Khaled Al Badie:
Khaled Al Badie of Al Badie Group is promoting higher education among refugees of the Jordanian-Emirati camp in Jordan. His financial support is helping thousands of young refugees reap benefits of the program by SIHO/UniRef.

For more information, please visit https://khaledalbadie.wordpress.com/2018/06/06/the-emirati-jordanian-refugee-camp-to-make-university-education-available-to-its-residents

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