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The closing of the training course for administrators at Ain Shams University on sign language in cooperation with the Coptic Orthodox Cultural Center

The activities of the training course organized by the Student Service Center at Ain Shams University in cooperation with the Coptic Orthodox Cultural Center, to teach Egyptian sign language to administrators in student affairs departments from various faculties of Ain Shams University, to facilitate the integration of deaf and hard of hearing students into the community, under the auspices of Prof. Dr. Mahmoud El-Metini The President of Ain Shams University, His Grace Bishop Jeremiah, General Bishop and Head of the Coptic Orthodox Cultural Center, Prof. Dr. Abdel Fattah Saoud, Vice President for Education and Student Affairs, and Dr. Rana Al-Helali, Director of the Student Services Center with Disabilities, who prepared and prepared for the course, Professor Claire Geis from the Coptic Cultural Center Orthodox.

         
   
         

The course was trained by a group of professors, translators and specialists in teaching sign language at the Coptic Orthodox Cultural Center.

Prof. Dr. Mahmoud El-Metini, President of the University, met with the administrators and organizers of the course, and valued their efforts to support students with disabilities, and souvenir photos were taken with them.

         
   
         

Prof. Dr. Abdel Fattah Saoud had earlier visited the training hall, and explained that this training course comes within the framework of the protocol signed between Ain Shams University and the Coptic Orthodox Cultural Center for a society without barriers. He also thanked His Eminence Bishop Jeremiah, head of the center for his constant cooperation with the university in the educational process, he praised the efforts of Prof. Dr. Hanan Al-Saeed, director of the Integrated E-Learning Center and coordinator of the cooperation protocol between the university and the center, and Dr. Rana Al-Hilali, director of the Student Services Center with Disabilities.