UK celebrates graduation of first Englishlanguage students from Al Azhar UniversityJuly 28, 2010On 27 July 2010 the first cohort of students graduated from the BritishCouncil’s English language training centre at Al Azhar University,having gained the language skills to debate about religion and therole of Islam on a global scale.The 68 graduating students from the Faculty of Islamic Studieshave been following a three-year English language course at thecentre which is supported by the British Embassy and aims toensure they have the language skills to engage in international faith-based dialogue and thus breakdown the misunderstandings andmisconceptions surrounding Islam.Middle East Online UK celebrates graduation of first English language students from Al Azhar University July 28, 2010 On 27 July 2010 the first cohort of students graduated from the British Council’s English language training centre at Al Azhar University, having gained the language skills to debate about religion and the role of Islam on a global scale. The 68 graduating students from the Faculty of Islamic Studies have been following a three-year English language course at the centre which is supported by the British Embassy and aims to ensure they have the language skills to engage in international faith- based dialogue and thus breakdown the misunderstandings and misconceptions surrounding Islam. Middle East Online
On 27 July 2010 the first cohort of students graduated from the British Council’s English language training centre at Al Azhar University, having gained the language skills to debate about religion and the role of Islam on a global scale.
The 68 graduating students from the Faculty of Islamic Studies have been following a three-year English language course at the centre which is supported by the British Embassy and aims to ensure they have the language skills to engage in international faith-based dialogue and thus breakdown the misunderstandings and misconceptions surrounding Islam.