America announces a program to support English language teachers Iraqis in Arizona

wow our state got in the news!!!

Thursday, 07 March / March 2013 08:49



Twilight News / U.S. Embassy announced a training program for English language teachers in the state of Arizona.

According to a statement from the U.S. Embassy stated for "Twilight News", that "the U.S. embassy looking for English teachers Iraqis wishing to attend advanced training at the University of Arizona in the United States of America."

He added that "the duration of the program begins six weeks this summer and the deadline for submission is March 10."

He continued that "priority will be given to candidates who have not visited the United States and who hold a master's degree and above."

For additional information and placed the embassy the following link

http://iraq.usembassy.gov/asu_teacher_training.html

And supports the Office of English Language (ELO) task of the Public Affairs Section at the Embassy of the United States to focus on building mutual understanding between the people through educational and cultural programs and media. To support the mission, ELO provides opportunities for professional development and educational exchange programs for English language teachers and students in coordination with the Ministries of Education and teachers' bodies across the region.

Office of English Language is one of the eighteen offices throughout the world (coordinated by the U.S. State Department, Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs, and the Office of English Language Programs).


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