Sana'a: Member of the Shura Council, Abdullah Al-Farrah, inspected today the summer course activities in a number of villages in Al-Radmah District.
According to Yemen News Agency, Al-Farrah was accompanied by the Head of the Technical Education Sector in the province, Dr. Badr Al-Farrah, the Human Resources Officer of the General Mobilization in the province, Colonel Munir Al-Nuwairah, and the Mobilization Officer in the district, Hussein Al-Harouni. The delegation received a briefing from those in charge of the summer courses regarding the performance level, student turnout, and the progress of the educational process at the 21 September School in Al-Jaboub and the Martyr Ismail Al-Gharbani School in Al-Dhari.
During the visit, school supplies were distributed to male and female students, provided by the Technical Education Sector and the University of Science and Technology, to support the educational process and encourage students. The Shura Council member highlighted the importance of summer courses in developing students' abilities and enhancing their positive values, commending the level of turnout witnessed by the courses in Al-Radmah District.
He emphasized that these activities are crucial in building a conscious and qualified generation and called for continued support and expansion of these programs to meet the needs of students in various areas. The Head of the Technical Education Sector in the province noted that supporting summer courses is part of promoting applied education and aligning its outputs with societal needs, contributing to refining students' skills and developing their abilities.
He affirmed the ongoing support of the Technical Education Sector for summer courses, including providing educational supplies and implementing supporting programs, to improve the quality of education and enhance its outputs. Meanwhile, the Mobilization Officer in the district, Hussein Al-Harouni, along with several local leaders, conducted field visits to various summer courses in Sudan village, including Al-Abbas School in Al-Raid, Abdulrahman bin Auf School in Dar Sudan, and Al-Fajr Al-Jadeed School in Sha'b Al-Sanaf, where they reviewed the progress of educational activities and performance levels.
The visitors addressed the most prominent difficulties and challenges facing the workflow, stressing the importance of collaborative efforts to support and ensure the success of the courses.