غانا: جمعية الطلاب المسلمين تنظم فصولا دراسية مجانية للطلاب

خبر من مصادر إنجليزية.

بدأت "جمعية الطلاب المسلمين" في "غانا" تنظيم فصول دراسية مجانية لطلاب الثانوية العامة؛ حفاظًا على بقاء الطلاب منشغلين بتحصيل العلوم أثناء فترة العطلة الصيفية؛ حيث تطوَّع عدد من مدرسي المدارس ومحاضري الجامعات للمشاركة في الدورات التعليمية.

وقد دعا المنظمون الطلاب إلى الانتفاع بهذه الفرصة البديعة لتحسين معرفتهم بالعلوم، مؤكدين أهمية العلوم المدنية بجوار العلوم الدينية والعربية، وكذلك ضرورة معالجة القصور الذي يعاني منه الطلاب في بعض المواد، والعمل على الارتقاء بالمستوى التعليمي للطلاب؛ المصدر: شبكة الألوكة.

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Association organizes free vacation classes for Muslim students

The Ghana Muslim Students’ Association has begun free vacation classes in Kumasi for students in Senior High Schools (SHS), to keep them occupied during the holidays.

Some university lecturers and SHS tutors have volunteered to teach the students drawn from across the country.

Legal Ink, a Kumasi-based law firm, has also made funds available in support of the six-week programme.

Professor Imoro Braimah, Provost of the College of Humanities and Social Sciences, Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology (KNUST), who officially opened the classes, encouraged Muslim students to take advantage of the free tuition to improve their knowledge base.

He reminded them that Arabic education alone was not enough for their career development in a technology-driven world, and that was why they should take secular education more seriously, to avoid being left behind by globalization and to become competitive on the job market.

He further reminded them that formal education was the path to travel to assure themselves of a better and secured future.

Prof Braimah said it was refreshing that the students would be taught all subjects offered at the SHS level, and urged the beneficiaries to ensure judicious use of the internet facility put at their disposal, cautioning that on no account should anybody be tempted to use it for anything morally poisonous and unhelpful to their academic progress.

Alhaji Mohammed BraimahYussif, Coordinator for the Programme, said it had been structured to fill the gaps and complement the tuition given the students in their various schools.

Mr. Kamil Mohammed Iddrisu of Legal Ink, said it would continue to fund education programmes to upgrade the performance of Muslim students. GNA