Fully-Funded Training Program in Information Technology for Syrian Refugees and Jordanians at Al al-Bayt University

Al al-Bayt University, in cooperation with Kings College London in the United States, the American University of Beirut, the KIRON Foundation for Open Education in Germany and the FutureLearn Foundation for Open Education in the United Kingdom, offers a training program for Syrian refugees and Jordanians from the city of Mafraq in the field of Information Technology. The program is part of the Partnership for Digital Learning Increased Access (PADILEIA) and supported by the British Council. It will last for 8 months, and participants will be trained through various IT training programs that will help them find jobs later and complete their university studies, providing the opportunity for Syrian refugees to contribute to building their country at the end of the war and return to Syria.  

Requirements:

[1] Jordanian high school certificate or equivalent

[2] Passing an English exam determined by the university

Benefits:

Studying in this training program is free of charge and a transportation allowance is paid for Syrian and Jordanian students enrolled during the study period. 

About Al al-Bayt University:

Al al-Bayt University (AABU) is a public Jordanian university located in the city of Mafraq in eastern Jordan, and built in 1994 after a Royal decree ordaining the establishment of the university. It seeks to promote the scientific, cultural and civilizational level and focus on harmonizing the data of originality and contemporary horizons, which leads to producing knowledge directed towards sustainable development. It also aims at keeping abreast of technological developments in the field of education, and developing the skills of creativity, critical thinking and scientific methodology. The university has integrated academic facilities, student housing and social services in one location to provide the best educational services to its students.