University President and Education Office Director Visit Participants in Taiz Secondary Education Forum

University Media

Prof. Mohyeddine Al-Qubati, President of Al-Janad University for Science and Technology, accompanied by Mr. Abdulwasea Shaddad, Director of the Taiz Governorate Education Office, visited participants in the educational forum for third-year secondary school students hosted by the University. The program brings together more than 500 male and female students from schools across Taiz Governorate.

During the visit, Prof. Al-Qubati and Mr. Shaddad reviewed the progress of the educational program and observed the students’ high level of engagement and participation. They praised the efforts made to ensure the success of the forum and achieve its educational objectives, as well as the role of the teaching staff supervising the program.

The forum is organized by the Girls’ Education Department of the Taiz Education Office, under the guidance of the Taiz Governorate Education Office and with the  sponsorship of Al-Janad University for Science and Technology. It aims to strengthen students’ academic achievement and prepare them effectively for the General Secondary Certificate examinations.

The program includes intensive review sessions in key subjects, including chemistry, physics, mathematics, and English, delivered by a group of specialized teachers. These sessions are designed to help students address learning difficulties and improve their academic performance.

The three-week forum will continue on the campus of Al-Janad University and includes a series of lectures and educational activities aimed at supporting students and enabling them to achieve distinguished results in their final examinations.

The University’s support for the forum reflects its commitment to community service and its ongoing contribution to the development of education by providing a supportive learning environment that helps students build their academic capabilities and pursue their educational and professional aspirations.