Prof.
Sherif Mohamed Sabry Al-Attar, Acting President of Fayoum University and Vice
President of the University for Education and Student Affairs, witnessed the
ceremony honoring trainers accredited by the Supreme Council of Universities,
which was organized by the International Center for Developing the Capacities
of Faculty Members and Leadership, under the supervision of Prof. Assem Fouad
Al-Essawy, Vice President of the University for Community Service and
Environmental Development Affairs and Supervisor of the Postgraduate Studies,
Cultural Relations and Research Sector, in the presence of Prof. Salah El-Din Mohamed
Imam, Director of the International Center for Developing the Capabilities of
Faculty Members and Leaderships. At the university, Prof. Rasha Badry, Director
of the National Training Center at the Supreme Council of Universities and Vice
Dean of the College of Computing and Artificial Intelligence for Education and
Student Affairs at the university, today, Monday, September 28, 2026, in the
celebration hall of the University’s Project Management Building.
Prof. Sherif
Al-Attar emphasized that honoring trainers accredited by the Supreme Council of
Universities is a reflection of the competencies and experiences of
distinguished cadres possessed by Fayoum University in various fields. He
explained that the goal of training is to raise the capabilities of trainers,
develop their skills, and transfer their expertise, which contributes to
raising the level of the training process, especially in light of the
university’s keenness to organize such courses and training programs within the
framework of its service and community role and its continued interest in
developing the capabilities and skills of all its members.
For his
part, Prof. Salah Imam explained that 14 trainers were honored who were
accredited by the National Training Center of the Supreme Council of
Universities, noting that 19 trainers who obtained the TOT course, which was
implemented in cooperation with the Supreme Council of Universities, were also
honored.
Prof. Rasha
Badry continued that the goal of training also includes investing in the human
element and upgrading capabilities and skills in a way that suits the needs of
the labor market and quality standards, noting that this is done through the
training programs provided by the National Training Center for Leadership
Preparation at the Supreme Council of Universities, whether individually or in
cooperation with capacity development centers in Egyptian universities. She
explained that the honoring ceremony represents the first partnership between
Fayoum University and the National Training Center through the graduation of
the first batch of trainers accredited by the Center to prepare trainers and
leaders.
