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The document is a curriculum vitae for Gehad Abdellatef Abdelalem Mohamed, an Egyptian English teacher. It provides his personal details like name, date of birth, nationality, addresses and contact information. It outlines his education including graduating from South Valley University in English in 2009. It lists his work experience as an English teacher at various schools and organizations in Egypt. It also includes details of trainings, volunteer work, languages spoken, IT skills and interests.
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- 1. Curriculum Vitae: Name: Gehad Abdellatef Abdelalem Mohamed. Date of Birth: 1/8/1988 Nationality: Egyptian Address: 1 Dar Essalam Street, Himaiet Atteffl Street, Madinat Alkonooz, Almasaken, Qena, Egypt. Telephone (mobile): 002 01019551789 E-mail: nedal_gehad2002@yahoo.com Mailing Address: 83511- Bareed Sedi Abderreheem- Qena- Egypt. Personal Profile I have graduated from South Valley University, Faculty Of Education, English Department in July 2009. I have participated in 2007 Soliya Connect Program; a program for connecting all people from all over the world to narrow the gap between the West and the Arab and Muslim World. Also, I was one of the participants in 2008 Middle East Partnership Initiative ( MEPI) leadership Training Program supported by the U.S Department Of State . I attended the program at the University of Delaware in the United States, I have worked as an English teacher in a middle school where I became the founder of the first English Language Club. Additionally, I worked as an English teacher at a center for teaching languages. Currently, I am working as an English teacher at Nile Egyptian Schools (Qena branch) http://www.edf.edu.eg/NESProject.aspx http://www.nes.edu.eg/webapps/portal/frameset.jsp Education and Qualifications 2005-2009 South Valley University, Faculty Of Education, English Department with an overall average of “Very Good”. 2002-2005 Fatma Azahraa Thanawia Banat, Qena. Insert Photo (White Background)
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