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Medium of studying
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Duration
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Program Details
Degree
Courses
Major
Educational Psychology
Area of study
Education | Humanities
Education type
Fully Online
Course Language
English
About Program

Program Overview


Program Overview

The "Mechanisms for Dealing with People with Disabilities" course is organized by the Al-Azhar International Academy for the training of imams and preachers. The course aims to equip Al-Azhar preachers with the necessary skills to effectively communicate with people with disabilities.


Course Objectives

The course focuses on developing the scientific and intellectual abilities of Al-Azhar preachers, as well as enhancing their skills in dealing with people with disabilities. The course covers seven main axes:


  • The doctrinal axis
  • The preaching axis
  • The jurisprudential axis
  • The psychological axis
  • The social and educational axis
  • The communicative axis
  • The behavioral axis

Course Structure

The course includes a number of training workshops aimed at developing the skills of female preachers and training them on effective communication to achieve the greatest positive impact in their interaction with the target audience.


Program Duration

The course lasts for a week and is part of the Al-Azhar's efforts to serve the community, including people with disabilities, and to provide them with the necessary care and protection.


Program Goals

The program reflects the Al-Azhar's interest in qualifying those responsible for preaching and awareness, enabling them to effectively communicate with different segments of society, and meeting their various cognitive needs to achieve a stable and secure life.


Target Audience

The course is designed for 20 female preachers from Al-Azhar, with the aim of enabling them to effectively interact with people with disabilities and providing them with the necessary care and support.


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