Annual Report 2015

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Annual Report 2015 - Al Alfi Foundation

Annual Report 2015
Al Alfi Foundation for Human
and Social Development
We Support Excellence
in STEM Education
(Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics)
Member of the World Council
for Gifted & Talented Children
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Report
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Annual
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AL ALFI
FOUNDATION
MISSION
Our mission is to positively impact people’s lives
on a social as well as economical level. We aim
to fulfill the latter by mobilizing human resources
and bridging the gap between human potential
and performance among Egyptian youth.
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Our
Goals
Build a base of future visionary leaders and scientists.
Promote excellence in human achievements.
Support excellence in STEM
(Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics)
education.
Our
Vision
Develop Al Alfi Talent Center
(ATC) to become a Center of
Excellence for Gifted Youth
in Science Technology Engineering and Mathematics
(STEM).
Support STEM Future Leaders in local and international
universities.
Uphold the role of NGO
capacity building in STEM
related matters.
Our Focus:
At Al Alfi Foundation, we focus on the following:
Al Alfi Talent Center (ATC): ATC is designed as a center of excellence for academically talented
youth in Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM) education. Providing challenging enrichment opportunities and support services to mainly gifted and talented students with
superior capabilities, offering them outstanding enrichment support.
Further, ATC focus, is also building the capacity of the principals, educators, teachers through
training, accredited certifications, participating in global competitions and publishing papers at
international conferences.
Al Alfi Leaders Center (ALC): ALC provides scholarship opportunities for both undergraduate
and post graduate students who have demonstrated academic excellence in STEM related
subject matters. Scholars for undergraduate and post graduate take place at The American
University in Cairo (AUC), Nile University (NU), British University in Egypt (BUE), and prominent
international universities.
Corporate Social Responsibility: Our foundation promotes the engagement of our Alumni
fellows in various fields of Al Alfi Charity activities in order to fostering a spirit of social responsibility and positive participation.
AL ALFI FOUNDATION - AAF IS THE FIRST NGO IN
THE MIDDLE EAST TO BE A MEMBER OF THE WORLD
COUNCIL FOR GIFTED AND TALENTED CHILDREN
The World Council for Gifted and Talented Children (WCGTC)
Is a worldwide non-profit organization that provides advocacy and support for gifted children.
The WCGTC is a diverse organization networking the globe with an active membership of
educators, scholars, researchers, parents and
others interested in the development and education of gifted and talented children of all ages.
The WCGTC consists of its Members, Executive Committee, Delegates from member coun-
tries, and a Headquarters that recently relocated to Western Kentucky University in Bowling
Green, Kentucky. The World Council was
founded over 35 years ago and hosts a biennial
World Conference at a major international city
during late July or early August in odd-numbered years. The 2015 conference took place
in Odense, Denmark.
Al Alfi Foundation
Centers
Al Alfi Talent Center (ATC):
ATC is designed as a center of excellence for academically talented youth in Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM) education. Providing challenging enrichment opportunities and support services to gifted and talented students with superior capabilities, offering
them outstanding enrichment support. Furthermore, Al Alfi Talent center (ATC) also focuses on
building on the capacity of principals, educators and teachers through training, accredited certifications, participating in global competitions and publishing papers at international conferences.
Al Alfi Leaders Center (ALC):
ALC provides scholarship opportunities for both undergraduate and post graduate students
who have demonstrated academic excellence in STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and
Mathematics) related subject matters. Scholarships for undergraduate and post graduate studies are offered at the American University in Cairo - AUC, Nile University (NU), British University
in Egypt (BUE), as well as prominent international universities.
Al Alfi Talent Center (ATC)
The main objective of the center is to close the gap between potential and achievement, focusing on students in primary and preparatory levels who display superior intellectual capacity and
high academic talents in Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics.
Scope of Activities:
The ATC consists of:
Talent Identification
for gifted students.
STEM Teachers
Capacity Building.
Publishing research
papers at international
conferences.
Enrichment Programs:
After School Activities,
on Saturdays, and in the
summer.
Principals and Educators Capacity building
in Management and
Leadership.
IT training and certifications for teachers, and
students.
International Competitions Participations.
Al Alfi Talent Center (ATC)- 2015
1-A- STEM Camps for Gifted and Talented Students
I. Experimental and National Schools Summer Camp: June 2014
AAF held Mid–Year Camp for six days for 59 students from Experimental Schools (Millennium Schools)
from January 31st to February 5th, 2015 at AAF premises.
The Mid – year Camp activities
1. Marine Engineering 1.
2. Marine Engineering 2.
3. Robotics 4.
4. Robotics.
5. Math Tricks.
6. Physics.
7. Case Studies: Entrepreneurship, marketing.
1. Marine Engineering
Students apply different curriculum concepts through
applying Marine Engineering Concepts through dealing with the design, construction, maintenance and
operation of marine structures: Build Speed Boats,
Electrical boats, Solar cell boats, propeller boats and
more. In this activity, students made pedal boat, gravity boat and balloon boat.
2. Robotics
Robot Soccer, SUMO and Robot tug the war. The
Camp introduced students to 4 essential modules for
Robotics (Chassis Design, Navigation, Manipulation,
and Programming)
Students were introduced to Engineering concepts
and robotics basics to build a robot to perform differ-
ent tasks based on the engineering design and enables
students to build and program real-life robotic solutions. Students used the programmable NXT Brick;
three interactive servo motors; ultrasonic, sound, light,
and two touch sensors.
3. Math tricks and Physics
Students were introduced to Mathematics and Physics problems and they used their mental skills as well as some
tools to reach the concept for answers, the challenges were based on the international standards of the International
Mathematics and Physics Olympiad.
Mid-Year Camp Participants List – Group 1
Name
School
Grade
1
Ahmed Essam Mohamed Lotfi
El Sedeek Experimental School
5
2
Ahmed Khaled Mokhtar
Gel El Mostakbal Experimental School
5
3
Amr Essam ElDin Mohamed
El Kahraa Experimental School
5
4
Beshoy Emad Mofied
5
5
Kerels Samir Abdel Malak
5
6
Mark Waguih Barhom
Om Kolthoum Experimental School
5
7
Monika Said Mechaeel
5
8
Vivian Adel Farag
5
9
Youssef Wadie Eid Ibrahim
Al Orouba Language School
5
10
Abdel Rahman Salah Ibrahim
6
11
Ahmed Ayman Gamal Eldin Ali
6
12
Habiba Reda Hassan Bassiouni
6
13
Islam A. Mohamed
Future Language School
6
14
Nourhan Sayed Mohamed
6
15
Shahd Ahmed Ali
El Shams Experimental School
6
16
Zeinab Ahmed Ragab
6
17
Adham Yasser Abdel Wahab
7
18
Ahmed Ibrahim AlAmin
7
19
Doa’a Hatem Mohamed
7
20
Eslam Essam El Din Mohamed
El Kahera Experimental School
7
21
Hana Tarek Mahmoud Ahmed
Sakr Koreish Experimental School
7
22
Hadeer Shaaban Abdel Moneim
7
23
Hanin Mohamed Farid
7
24
Injy Ali Ahmed
El Shams Experimental School
7
25
Joneer Nagi Wanees
7
26
Mohamed Ahmed Sabry
7
27
Nour Eldin Ayman Hassanein
AlNahda Preparatory School
7
28
Saif Allah Ahmed Mohamed Sakr
ElNokrashy Experimental School
7
29
Salma Sami Mohamed Soliman
7
30
Sama Ahmed Mohamed Sakr
ElNokrashy Experimental School
7
31
Ziad Ahmed Samir
7
Mid-Year Camp Participants List – Group 2
Name
School
1
Darin Osama Ibrahim
El Nokrashy Experimental School
8
2
George Magdi Zaki
Om Kolthoum Experimental L. School
8
3
Mariam Abdel Hady Safwat
Al Shams Experimental L. School
8
4
Mina Ragai Samir
Om Kolthoum Experimental L. School
8
5
Mohamed Ahmed Abdel Shafy
8
6
Peter Ayman Shohdy
El Nokrashy Experimental School
8
7
Yara Farid Zeinhom
Sakr Koriesh Experimental School
8
8
Zeinab Moawad Fayez
Al Shams Experimental L. School
8
9
Ahmed Abdel Ghani Mohamed
Tahrir Experimental School
9
10
Amr Adel Mohamed
9
11
Arwa Farid Zeinhom
9
12
Aya Hatem Mohamed Ezzat
9
13
Haidy Abdel Ghani Mohamed Mostafa
Tahrir Experimental School
9
14
Hanya Atef Mohamed
9
15
Miar Ali Hassan
9
16
Mohamed Essam Mohamed
9
17
Rana Ehab Mohamed
9
18
Youmna Mohamed Ahmed
9
19
Amr Abdel Hamid Saad
10
20
Bassem Wafai Ahmed
Geel El Mostakbal Experimental School
10
21
Dareen Mohamed Khalil
10
22
Eslam Mohamed Abdel Hamied
El Gameya El Masrya Exper. School
10
23
Farid Mohamed Farid
10
24
Mohamed Hany El Sherif
10
25
Monica Wassem Mikhael
10
26
Nourhan Mostafa Habib
10
27
Omar Hani El Sherif
10
28
Rawan Ahmed Abdel Shafy
10
Grade
II. Experimental and National Schools - Summer Camp: June 2015
AAF held two rounds that took place for (Primary 4,5, 6) and (Preparatory 1,2,3) for a total of 45 students from Experimental Schools (Millennium Schools) from June 7th – 11th, 2015 and June 28th – July
2nd, 2015 at AAF premises.
The Summer Camp STEM activities
1. Robotics
The students got introduced to the different components of their Robot kit, while working together to
sort and find different parts. This activity is like an ice breaking activity and helps the students to observe
the parts and focus on reading the 2D drawings and match it with 3D parts.
The students learned about the robot motors and how the motor act as a muscle of a robot, through
assembling a Mini-Tank. Also, through this activity the students learned about using the robot main board.
Students got challenged to build a Sumo-Bot (a robot that could play Sumo) and predict the engineering
principles behind it.
3. Engineering Building Towers
Students got introduced to structures engineering and how to build sustainable structures and challenge
the gravity by building a stable tower capable of carrying a small ball. The tower should be built using
straws and paper clips only.
4. Windmill
Students learned about green energy and how we could use wind energy to generate electricity through
building a windmill using daily used materials.
5. Rockets
Students learned about rockets and the main rockets components (the body, fins, fuel, and nose) and
the effect of each part on the rocket latitude while building a water rocket.
Students built their own parachutes and saw the parachutes effect on their rockets landing.
Experimental and National Schools - Summer Camp: June 2015
Summer Camp Participants List – Group 1
Name
School
1
Basmala Maged Abdel Hady
Sheikh Zayed Official Language
4
2
Hazem Omar Mohamed Abbas
4
3
Laila Zaki Mabrouk
4
4
Sarah Bahaa Mohamed ElSayed
Mahmoud AbulEzz
4
5
Ziad Ahmed Ismail
Mahmoud AbulEzz
4
6
Mariam Gamal Ahmed
5
7
Wafaa AbouZeid Aly
5
8
Basmala Gamal Kassem
Mahmoud AbulEzz
5
9
Yara Ossama Ibrahim
Mahmoud AbulEzz
5
10
Abdel Rahman Alaa El Sayed
6
11
Rokaia Zaki Mabrouk
6
12
Rawda Hassan Samy
Mahmoud AbulEzz
6
13
Amr Khaled Abdel Nafei
Sheikh Zayed
4
14
Hussein Ahmed Hussein
BSC
4
15
Seifeldin Ahmed El Banna
ElShams Official
4
16
Mariam Aly Abdel Rehim
Shahid Mahmoud
5
17
Ahmed Hesham Farouk
Shahid Mahmoud
5
18
Zeyad Hany Ramadan
Sheikh Zayed
5
19
Youssef Abdelhady Safwat
Shams Official
5
20
Mariam Mohamed Abdallah
Sheikh Zayed
6
Sadeek Experimental
6
21
Abdel Rahman Mohamed Fathy
Grade
22
Moa’men Samy Sadek
Shams Official
6
23
Mariam Ashraf Hosny
Sheikh Zayed
6
Summer Camp Participants List – Group 2
Name
School
1
Nariman Aly Abou Zeid Aly
7
2
Ahmed Moataz Mohamed Raghab
7
3
Ghada Wael Mohamed
7
4
Hassan Sameh Mohamed
7
5
Rowaida Abou Zeid Aly
7
6
Reham Raafat Mohamed
8
7
Sarah Aly Abdel Moaty
8
8
Farah Ahmed Hassan
Mahmoud AbulEzz
8
9
Eman Karam Attiah Eissa
Mahmoud AbulEzz
8
10
Noura Yasser Abbas Aly
AlSedeek Experimental
9
11
Yehia Sayed Yehia Ahmed Adam
Mahmoud AbulEzz
9
12
Areej Abdel Hakim
9
13
Rawan Ahmed Mohamed Aly
Sheikh Zayed
7
14
Raghda Mohamed Hesham
AlSedeek Experimental
7
15
Youssef Mohamed Ahmed
Shams Official
7
16
Ahmed Wael El Sayed Amin
Shams Official
7
17
Mariam Tarek
Shams Official
7
18
Ahmed Wael Mohamed Ismaiel
Shams Official
8
19
Sherouk Khaled Abdel Nafei
Sheikh Zayed
9
20
Ayah Aly Abdel Moaty
Sheikh Zayed
9
21
Zeyad Montasser Mohamed
Sadeek Experimental
9
22
Shaimaa Adel Abdel Fattah
Gamal Abdel Nasser
9
Grade
1-B- The International Baccalaureate (IB)
I. Fellowship – 2015
In 2015, AAF tested 49 students in two groups; they attended the CAT4 test at the British International
School Cairo – BISC.
As a second step, only 3 candidates were eligible to take the second test: English language and Mathematics. Only 2 passed the tests, and joined the school year 2015-2016, with a total number of three
(3) as it shows below.
Students’ profile
Youssef Montasser Mohamed
IB - Grade 13
2014 - 2015
Hany Adel Micheal
IB - Grade 12
2015 - 2016
Ramez Adel Micheal
IB - Grade 12
2015 - 2016
II. IB Sponsorship First Graduation Ceremony at BISC School
AAF celebrated the graduation of the first AAF fellows attending the IB certificate at the BISC School.
Sherine Amr Abdel Hady showed an outstanding performance and achieved 43/45 while Farida got
36/45.
AFF continued supporting Sherine in her undergraduate studies by joining the Engineering department
at Durham University, United Kingdom.
1-C- The Deutsch Evangelische Oberschule Kairo (DEO)
N class Fellowship
AAF signed the agreement with DEO to sponsor
up to 5 students in the N class that is specially
designed for gifted students. The N class starts
from Grade 4 up to Grade 12 for the “Abitur
Certificate” that is equivalent to the IB certificate. AAF will sponsor a number of candidates
on an annual basis.
This year 146 students applied for the offered
scholarship. All students were tested with the
CAT4 test. Only 28 students were eligible for
the second test (Mathematics and Arabic language) at the DEO School, followed by attending one week for observation at the school with
their parents as well.
Out of the 28 students, only three (3) were accepted and
recommended for the scholarship, they are:
Ali Saleh Abdelrazek
N Class - Grade 4
Deutsche Evangelische Obserschule
2015 - 2016
Kareem Sameh Sabry
N Class - Grade 4
2015 - 2016
Mariam Ashraf Mohamed Khalifa
N Class - Grade 4
2015 - 2016
1-D- The Exploratory Centers Training Programs (New Initiative)
AAF cooperation with the Exploratory Centers
under the auspices of the Ministry of Education
to enable teachers and students to explore the
knowledge from the training attended.
As a first step an agreement was finalized to run
two summer camps for the Exploratory Centers
in Port Said and in Cairo Science premises.
The first Science exploring camp took place
in Port Said, in August 30th to September 3rd,
2015 for 10 teachers and 30 students.
The second Summer Camp took place in Cairo from September 13th to 17th, 2015 for 10
teachers and 30 students.
The students and their coaches were grouped
during the workshops to prepare coaches learn
how to be mentors; prepare the students to
work on teams; facilitate the process of selecting the talented students and mentors.
Students had the opportunity to engage in
challenging academic work in the company of
their peers who shared the exceptional abilities
and love of learning.
The Science Exploring Camp activities
2. Physics Workshops
The first workshop introduced the students to the
“International Biology Olympiad” IBO system, way of
thinking and how to join; How scientific thinking is ap-
plied in Biology; Applying Biology research. The second workshop trained the students to work on a fish
anatomy a practical exercise from IBO2015.
1. Biology Workshops
The first workshop introduced the students to the “International Physics Olympiad” IPHO system, way of
thinking and how to join; Physical Units and how to
proof physics equations with units; solving problems
with Units; Physics of rigid bodies. The second workshop introduced the students to the Thermodynamics
laws. The students held three experiments to prove
the three laws of Thermodynamics.
3. Mathematics Workshops
The first workshop introduced the students to the
“International Math Olympiad” IMO system, way of
thinking and how to join; Problems from the IMO;
Mathematical tricks. The second workshop focused
on solving Trigonometry problems in an interactive
way.
4. Research and Design Workshop
The workshop introduced the students to the research
and design process. How to write a research paper,
and how to apply it in a science and Engineering fair.
5. Robots Workshops
The workshops prepared the students to join the
Egyptian Robot Olympiad. The students studied Robots mechanical design and programming through
solving a set of challenges set by the instructor. The
students and their coaches were grouped into teams
and competed with each other during testing their
proposed solutions and Robots.
The Science Exploring Camp in Port Said
The Science Exploring Camp in Cairo
Science Exploring Camp Participants (Students) – Port Said
Name
School
Grade
1
Mohamed Ahmed El Mahdy
Port Said Official
8
2
Ibrahim Mohamed El Domiaty
Mohamed El Said Exp.
8
3
Youssif Magdy Shaban
Port Said Official
8
4
Hadeer Mohamed Shehata
ElGhorfa ElTogaria High
12
5
Fatma ElSayed ElSadat
ElGhorfa ElTogaria High
11
6
Eman Ahmed Ahmed ElAlfy
Canal Prep. For Girls
8
7
Amira Khaled Fouad
Canal Prep. For Girls
8
8
Adel Nasrat Nofal
Tymoria Exp.
7
9
Sami Adel El Sheikh
Khaled Ibn El Waleed
10
10
Ahmed Hassan Saleh
10
11
Medhat Mohsen Baraka
8
12
Ossama Mostafa Siam
Aly Ibn Abi Taleb
7
13
Ayman Nabil Aly Badr
Aly Ibn Abi Taleb
7
14
Ali Mohamed elAtwey
ElShaab Islamic
11
15
Mohanad ElSayed Hamza
El Nasr Prep.
9
16
Yasmine Ghareeb Galal
Commercial Secondary
11
17
Hanaa Shalaby Abdo
ElGhorfanElGoraia High School
12
18
Gehad Tarek Mohamed
ElGhorfanElGoraia High School
12
19
Assem Mahmoud Ashry
ElShaab Islamic
11
20
Mohamed Yosr Hassanein
ElNAsr Second.
10
21
Mahmoud Mohamed Hussein
ElNemr Prep.
8
22
Ramy Ashraf Farouk
Aly Salman Prep.
9
23
Janaro Hany Tanios
Aly Salman Prep.
9
24
Martina Shenouda Gad
Ansary for Girls
8
25
Yasmine Mohamed AbdelHamid
Ansary for Girls
11
26
Hoda Mohamed Salah
Ansary for Girls
11
27
Emad ElSayed Mohamed
ElResala Modern
9
28
Khaled Wael Gado
Port Said
9
29
Youssef Wael Ashry
Mohamed El Sayed
10
30
Mai El Sayed Mahmood
Rofaida Al Ansareia
11
Science Exploring Camp Participants (Mentors) – Port Said
Name
Organization
Major
1
Afaf AbdelLatif Ali
Port Said – Exploring Center
Science Guide
2
Amal AbdelHady Ameen
Science Guide
3
Ghada Kamal Salem
Qanna - Exploring Center
Science Guide
4
Hanan ElHusseiny Shehata
Biology
5
Heba Sadek Mahmoud
Science Club
6
Hossam Ahmed El-Mansy
Ali Ibn Abey Taleb School
‫عضو لجنة التعليم اإلبداعى‬
7
Ihab Mohamed ElGamal
‫قسم المعامل الهندسية‬
8
Yosr Mohamed Hassanein
Science Club
9
Wafaa Kamel Rashed
Science Club
10
Suzan Said Soliman
‫أخصائى تعليم‬
Science Exploring Camp Participants (Students) – Cairo
Name
School
Grade
1
Mohamed Mahmoud Ahmed
El Tabry Secondary
11
2
Esraa Mohamed Abdalaah
Ansaf Sery Secondary
10
3
Reham Attito Ali
10
4
Rana Attito Ali
10
5
Reham Tarek Mohamed
El Sedeek Official
11
6
Reem Ouda Ali
El shaeed Tayar Secondary
11
7
Mahmoud Abdou Hassan
El Tabry Secondary
11
8
Hager Abdel Metaal Mohamed
Saray El Koba Secondary
10
9
Haydi Ahmed Abdel Aziz
El Sayeda Khadega Official
10
10
Metallah Waheed Abdel Aziz
El Sayeda Khadega Official
11
11
Sara Abdel Metaal Mahmoud
Saray El Koba Secondary
11
12
Mena Youssef Tharwat
Ahmed Maher
10
13
Hoda Youssef Tharwat
Ahmed Maher Official
12
14
Manar Hatem Ali
El Horeya Official
11
15
Mayada Hatem Ali
El Horeya Official
10
16
Mayar Mohamed Naqed
Fatma El Zahraa Official
10
17
Mohamed Ibrahim Hanafi
El Wafaa El Azhary
11
18
Abdel Rahman Hesham
El Wafaa El Azhary
11
19
Mansour Mohamed Mansour
El Wafaa El Azhary
10
20
Mohamed Shabaan
El Orman Secondary
12
21
Hussein Shawky
El Shams Official
10
22
Mohnad Adham Abou Taleb
El Orman Secondary
10
23
Mahmoud Khaled Mohamed
El Khasos Secondary
11
24
Kareem Mohamed Hassan
El Matrya Secondary
12
25
Bassem Essam Ali
El Matrya Secondary
10
26
Omar Mohamed El Araby
El Matrya Secondary
12
27
Abdel Rahman Sayed
El Wafaa El Azhary
10
28
Abdel Aziz Hossam
El Wafaa El Azhary
10
29
Khaled Mohamed
El Wafaa El Azhary
12
30
Gasser Shabaan
Heliopolis Secondary
11
Science Exploring Camp Participants (Mentors) – Cairo
Name
Organization
Major
1
Azza Shabaan Hassan
The Exploratory Center
Science
2
Nashwa Abdel Moniem
Science
3
Nafesa Monier
Science
4
Sameh Hakem Badeer
Science
5
Manal Mohamed Shata
Science
6
Asmaa Mohamed El Said
English
7
Basma Mahmoud Gouda
Science
8
Wafaa Hussein Mostafa
Physics
9
Kamal Said Khamis
Science
10
Fayza Ahmed Autb
Science Club
2- Principals and Teachers Capacity Building
I. Ludwigsburg University and Helwan
University Agreement
In the presence of Mr. Moataz Al Alfi, AAF Chairman, an agreement with Ludwigsburg University and Helwan
University was signed to sponsor five fellows to receive a Master Degree in International Education Management.
II. International Education Management (INEMA) - a German-Arab
Master’s Program (2nd Intake)
AAF scholarship for the DAAD Master Degree program (2nd Intake) interviews took place in July 5th
at AAF premises. 15 Candidates were interviewed, 6
were selected for the 2015-2016 academic year for
the October semester.
AAF is sponsoring 11 fellows in the INEMA Program till present, October 2015 semester fellows;
Science Exploring Camp Participants (Mentors) – Cairo
Name
School
Position
1
Ahmed Mahmoud Darwish
El Nasr Governmental Language School
Science Teacher
2
Hams Mohammed Mahmoud
Commercial School - Bano Mazar - El Menia
English Teacher
3
Hayam El Sayed Omara
El Malk Fahd Official School - Nasr City
English Teacher
4
Rehab Abdel Maksoud
El Kafrawy Official Language School - Domiatt
Science Senior Teacher
5
Mohammed Fawzy Hussin
STEM School for Boys
Math Teacher
6
Tamer Mohamed El Kady
National Institutes – Mohamed Korayem Schools
Physics Senior Teacher
2-B- Supporting the first Arabic International Baccalaureate
(IB) School in cooperation with the Ministry of Education
AAF cooperated with the Ministry of Education to recruit the top managerial positions at the Egyptian International School – Zayed (EIS-Zayed). Al Alfi Foundation sponsored four teachers from the Egyptian
International School – Zayed (EIS-Zayed) to attend
the accreditation workshop conducted in Amman –
Jordan. The workshop took place from 10th to 12th
August 2015.
Name
School
1
Ebrahim Mohamaed
Egyptian International School – Zayed (EIS-Zayed)
2
Hesham Koraim
3
Hala Hamada
4
Sherien Ahmed
2-C- TALEEM Workshops
TALEEM Workshop is a set of workshops designed for teachers to be well prepared for today’s
students and classroom needs. It focuses on four
essential topics: About the Student, Teaching &
Learning, Lesson Planning and Classroom Management.
AAF trained 50 nursery teachers of Nahdit El Mansouria; the teacher development training divided in two groups, 25 in two different days, on
seven selected sessions at Nahdit El Mansouris
premises. CHANGE is the only training company
which offers unique hands on training in this field
in Egypt. The topics are: Learning Styles, Multiple
Intelligence, the Brain, Classroom Management,
Behavior Management, Classroom Story Telling
and Classroom Art Project.
It is essential to connect with students and prepare the learning environment before teaching
and learning happens. Connection pre requisites
knowledge about the students various aspects of
development: cognitive, emotional, social, moral
and physical. It also requires the quest of knowledge about interests and needs and necessitates
the sincere dedication for the love of teaching.
When connection happens learning occurs. A
teacher acts as a facilitator of knowledge not a
dictator of knowledge. A teacher is an artist of
mind who enlightens and inspires young minds to
think righteously and creatively to become effective influential members in society.
Mission
- To qualify teachers to become human teachers.
- To prepare teachers to meet students’ needs and
accommodate differences.
- To assist them to become competent and adequate in their classroom.
- To inspire them to inspire their students with the
love of learning.
The teacher learns about the child and his needs,
educates himself/herself about subject matter and
its requirements and acquires more strategies to
apply and deliver the knowledge gained. Teaching
happens spontaneously when the teacher apply
the knowledge correctly and connects with the
students. Thus, a positive and joyful teaching and
learning experience happens which inspires the
student to learn more. The teacher feels the reward of teaching and works on developing skills
more. Learning is a contnious flow of knowledge
that takes place and rotates from teacher to student and back to the teacher which creates an on
going state of learning.
Teacher Professional Development
Learning is a continious aspect for self development and improvement. Professional development
is a teacher’s compass for growth and exellence.
Intention is the root of all goodness in education.
If the teacher is sincere about education and has
clear intention to teach young minds and to facilitate the learning process then she/he will have
perseverance to make all efforts and trials to deliver quality knowledge, then student learning will
naturally occur.
Philosophy of Education
- Every learner is different in the way he or she receives knowledge so we diversify our teaching strategies to
include the visual, auditory, kinesthetic and tactile learners.
- Every student is intelligent or gifted in a way or another so we diversify our learning tools and environment.
- Students learn best when they participate by saying and doing and that’s why our courses are based on
active and hands-on learning.
- Actual learning happens in a fun, joyful and welcoming environment.
3- National and International Competition
3-A- Famelab Egypt
About Femelab
FameLab is an international competition initiated
by the Cheltenham Science Festival and the National Endowment for Science, Technology and
the Arts (NESTA) in the UK. FameLab International
is delivered by Cheltenham festival’s global partner
the British council. FameLab is mainly designed to
identify and nurture talents in science communications, specifically aimed at:
- Encouraging young scientists to find their voices and to communicate with the wider public in an
open, inspiring and interactive way.
- Stimulating younger generations to consider a career in science and science communications.
- Promoting science as part of popular culture.
FameLab targets young Egyptian scientists and
science students from 18 to 35 years old, working
in or studying Basic, Life or Engineering Sciences
to participate and compete.
Each participant in the local heats will be given a
maximum of three minutes in which he/she will
present to the panel of judges and the audience
an entertaining, original and scientifically accurate
talk without using PowerPoint or other electronic presentation tools. The jury members, who are
leading figures from the world of science and media, will judge the contestants on the content, clarity and charisma of their talks.
Famelab final competition event took place at the Baron Palace on May 18th, 2015.
AAF sponsored two final winners to attend the
London International Youth Science Forum (LIYSF)
in UK 2015 from July 22nd to 5th of August, 2015.
AAF sponsored all travel expenses.
LIYSF is a two weeks residential event held at
the Imperial College London, with lectures and
demonstrations from leading scientists, visits to
industrial sites, research centers, scientific institutions and organizations, including world class
laboratories and universities.
The award was for the “London International
Youth Science Forum” LIYSF. The two students
who earned the award were:
Name
School
1
Mohamed Ahmed Salah
Faculty of Science at Alexandria University
2
Nada Mohamed Keshk
Faculty of Science - Suez Canal University
The LIYSEF Program is divided into 4 Categories:
1- Lectures and Demonstrations: These sessions are led by high
profile eminent scientists from around the world, who are leaders
in their fields.
2- Specialist Lectures: These specialist lectures are led by top scientists and researchers who are at the forefront of research, often
doing the work themselves.
3- Visits: include top research departments, world renowned centers
of excellence in London like (Imperial College London and University College London - Oxford and Cambridge Universities - The
Science Museum and the Natural History Museum)
4- Social Programs: to help LIYSF students coming from nearly 65
countries engage and develop long lasting friendships between
them.
3-B- I – SWEEEP International Science Olympiad - Houston
- AAF sponsored 2 students & 1 Mentor from the STEM school in the I- SWEEEP International Science
Olympiad that took place in Houston, Texas, USA from May 7th to May 11th , 2015.
- ISWEEP – The International Sustainable World competition in Energy, Engineering, and Environment. It’s
the largest Science fair of its kind where 1500 projects from 78 countries are submitted. It focuses on
the innovation in science and research and gives the students the opportunity to position themselves as
scientists and engineers of the future. It also focuses on understanding global issues and the importance
of technology in achieving global sustainability that will be at the forefront of environmental research and
development.
- The 2 students that AAF sponsored ranked third place and received the Bronze Medal in Engineering
category and won $150 for the project.
- AAF sponsored all the travel expenses to Texas:
Name
School
Mohamed Yasser Abousetit (Student)
Mostafa Mohsen Eltobgy (Student)
Ihab El Anany (Supervisor)
3-C - The Egyptian Physics Olympiad
AAF sponsored the Egyptian team that attended the 46th Physics Olympiad whom represented Egypt for
the first time. The competition took place in Mumbai, India from July 5th to 12th, 2015 for the secondary
school students. It involved individual theoretical and experimental competitions in Physics.
AFF sponsored all the steps of the Olympics as follows;
Two days training at Nile University in April, 2015.
Two days training at Nile University in April, 2015.
- National Science and Engineering Fair and National Physics Olympiad National finals took place at Nile
University in April, 2015.
- The winners attended two weeks training in June, 2015 at AAF premises to prepare and qualify them to
represent Egypt in IPHO - India in July, 2015.
46th International Physics Olympiad (India)
3-D - Global Education Supplies & Solutions Exhibition Dubai World Trade Center
GESS 2015 is designed for all educational professionals, whether you are a head teacher, head of
procurement, head of department, dean, professor, lecturer, and teacher or just involved in education. As part of the main exhibition the Global
Education Forum (GEF) provides an extensive,
world class educational program to help teachers, educators and academics of all levels develop
their skills, gain insight from international experts
and take home some practical teaching methods.
Taking place over 3 packed days GEF is free of
charge to attend and also CPD accredited.
350
exhibitors from
35
countries
9000
educational
professionals
11
internationally
renowned keynotes
200+
conference sessions
Al Alfi foundation and GL assessment gave a
presentation on the first day of the Exhibition in
the name of identifying the next generation STEM
workforce
The importance of educational institutions in nurturing and developing the future STEM workforce
has been widely acknowledge as a driver for
countries’ future economic growth.
Al Alfi Foundation has been pioneering a programme that identifies gifted STEM students by
using the international renowned CAT4 assessment which measures students’ spatial cognitive abilities. Students are then placed in enrich-
ment programmes, ensuring their STEM talents
are nurtured to support Egypt’s future economic
prosperity.
The presentation outline the importance of why
identifying spatial ability is key to the Al Alfi Foundation’s talent identification and enrichment programmes, as well as proving case study examples of successful progress of the students that
have recently graduated.
HE Hussein bin Ibrahim Al Hammadi, and Minister of Education in the United Arab Emirates visited GL Booth during the Exhibition
3-E - Kuwait visit to 1001 Inventions
AAF representative attended the exhibition 1001
Inventions in Kuwait in February 2015. The exhibition tells the achievements of the Islamic civilization. Inventions by Arab scientists highlighted at
the exhibition are based on historical and scientific
facts and knowledge and links from the ancient
Greeks, Romans and Egyptians.
The scientists achieved new discoveries and
paved the way for the European Renaissance.
The exhibition promotes the message that calls for
simplifying sciences and spreading environmental
awareness. It is an interactive one that sheds light
on scientific and technological achievements of
the golden age of Islamic culture more than 1000
years ago.
The exhibition’s objective is to fill the gap in educating kids about Middle Eastern civilization and
its contribution to the world.
The exhibition is accompanied by an educational
campaign for students and teachers of schools,
and universities.
Official sponsor:
- The Scientific Center.
- Zain are the official sponsors for the 1001 Inventions in Kuwait.
Guests enter the exhibition after watching a short
film, as a short story, the 10-minutes movie follows
the journey of young children exploring the era of
the historically mislabeled ‘Dark Ages’ and this will
give them a better understanding when they start
exploring the main exhibition.
The 1001 Inventions administration trained staff
from the scientific center to highlights over one
thousand years of scientific and cultural achievements made during the creative Golden Age of
Muslim Civilization, which stretched from Spain to
China from the 7th century onwards.
Visitors have the opportunity to enjoy eight interactive ‘Zones’ that reproduce some of the most
astounding inventions of the Golden Ages and
demonstrates the broad influence that Muslim Civilization has had on the way we live our lives today.
Each zone tells a story, and technology is used to
share the history.
3-F - Attending the Emirates Foundation – Business
Breakfast in June 9th, 2015 – Dubai
- Attending a business breakfast held by the Emirates Foundation, the topic was “Integrated sustainability
2020 – Driving Innovation”.
- Emirates Foundation’s Managing Director is His Excellency Sheikh Sultan bin Tahnoon Al Nahyan.
- AAF was the only Egyptian foundation invited in this event where the Executive Director attended and
was interviewed by Abu Dhabi National TV.
3-G - The 21st World Conference for Gifted
& Talented Children
The World Council for Gifted and Talented Children held its 21st Biennial World Conference at
the Radisson Blu H.C. Andersen Hotel in Odense,
Southern Denmark. This unique international event
brings together leaders in the field of gifted and talented education every two years to promote communication among one another and share best
practices and experiences.
Al Alfi Foundation Parallel Session was on Wednesday 12th of August at 4:30 pm, under the topic of
Assessment, screening and identification
Abstract was:
Identifying gifted and talented students in science,
technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM)
subjects is complicated because most identification schemes favor measures of verbal ability and
prior attainment.
The Al Alfi Foundation’s mission is to identify gifted
STEM students in Egypt nurtures their talents via
enrichment programmes and scholarships. They
need a reliable and accessible assessment that
ignores the impact of the variable quality of teaching experienced by applicants that might result in
exceptional students not being correctly identified.
There is strong evidence for the correlation between ability in spatial thinking and success in
STEM subjects. The Foundations tests a range of
cognitive abilities including verbal, non-verbal and
quantitative thinking but they particularly focus on
spatial ability as a marker of students with ability
in STEM.
The tests are taken in English or Arabic depending on school. Successful students are offered
advanced summer and after-school programmes
and each year 5 International Baccalaureate fellowships are provided. Scholarships are available
for undergraduate and post graduate students
who have demonstrated academic excellence in
qualifying subjects.
Analysis is ongoing but to date 93 scholars have
graduated from leading universities including Imperial College and Columbia University.
The Foundation believes that they have a replicable model that would support similar initiatives
elsewhere.
3-H - New AAF Fellows and 2015 Graduates at the
Welcoming Reception with AAF Board Members
In the presence of Mr. Moataz Al Alfi
– AAF Chairman, Mr. Adel Al Alfi and
Ms. Maha Ahmed, Board Members a
welcoming reception took place in July
7th, 2015 were 21 new fellows and 6
graduates – 2015 have attended.
Laptops for the DEO fellowship students were given during the event as a contribution from AAF
Al Alfi Leaders Center (ALC)- 2015
The ALC’s main objective is to enable Egyptian students to become future scientists, researchers and
leaders in the fields of STEM Education (Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics).
AAF aim to make higher education and aim to make higher education accessible to outstanding students who, without the foundation’s intervention, would not necessarily have this opportunity. Our relationship with our fellows exceeds financial support; we support and guide them in order to help them
embark on the career path they choose.
More than 200 scholars to date have graduated from reputable universities worldwide, such as:
- Brunel University
- University of London
- Imperial College
- Columbia University
- The American University in Cairo.
- Nile University
ALC Objective
ALC main objective is
to enable Egyptian Students to become future
scientists and researchers in the fields of STEM
Education (Sciences,
Technology, Engineering
and Mathematics).
We make high quality
education accessible to
outstanding students
who, without the foundation’s intervention,
would not have access
to high quality education.
Our relationship with our
fellows exceeds financial
support.
Within this program,
Al Alfi foundation offers
Scholarships for both post
graduate and undergraduate education in partnership with reputable educational institutions such
as the American University
in Cairo (AUC) as well as
prominent international
universities.
1-A- The American University in Cairo
I- Undergraduate fellows
About the Program
This program is designed to provide scholarship opportunities locally and abroad to students who have
excellent academic records in STEM related subjects.
AAF offers undergraduate and postgraduate scholarships at prominent universities in Egypt, such as the
American University in Cairo as well as postgraduate scholarships abroad in STEM fields.
AFF offered more than 30 fellowships in the academic year 2014/2015
2014- 2015 AUC – B.Sc. Graduates
Hana Amr Ahmed Fawzy
Major: Economics
Marei Hebatallah Alaa Fayez Hamza
Major: Art
Islam Diaa El-Din Soliman El-Tayar
Major: Computer Engineering Sahar Shokry Allam
Major: Political Science
2015 – 2016 Undergraduate fellows profile
Ahmed Ashraf Oun
Major: Mechanical Engineering
Esraa Diaa El-Tayar
Major: Biology
Ismail Sayed Labib Refaie
Major: Engineering
Muhammad Faisal Muhammad
Major: Electronics and Communications Engineering
Nadine Hani Abdelghani
Major: Engineering
Omar Ahmed ElKhouly
Major: Electronics Engineering
Youssef Emad Ali
Major: Physics
2014 – 2015 Undergraduate fellows profile
Ahmed Amr Hussein
Major: Electronic Engineering
Ahmed Mohamed Bahaa El Din
Fady Salah El Gayar
Hassan Mohamed Asser Hamdy
Hossam Samy Zerara
Major: Computer Science and Engineering
Lina Emad Mansour
Major: Political Science
Mohamed Mohsen Mohamed
Major: Electronics Engineering
Nada Emad El-Shakankiry
Major: Business Administration
Radwa Hamed Mohamed
Major: Computer & Electronics Engineering
II. Post Graduates Fellows
- Master of Science Biotechnology Scholarship
AAF supported two new students in 2015 adding up to 12 scholarships
The program is designed to prepare future scientists and industrial leaders who have Egyptian nationality and who have strong knowledge and skills in science and engineering. The program is intended to
enable qualified Egyptian science and engineering graduates to attend AUC’s reputable Biotechnology
program on a full tuition-free scholarship basis. The long-term objective of the program is to develop
the manpower for research and development in the region by providing the skill sets for future scientists
who are easily
recruited to biotechnology and pharmaceutical industrial positions in Egypt and the region. The MSc. is
facilitated by School of Sciences and Engineering (SSE).
2014-2015 Biotechnology Graduates
Hebatullah Morgan Mostafa Abo Hawya
Mai Omar
Abdul-Rahman
Mina Hanna
2014 – 2015 Biotechnology post graduate
Sherry Kamal Aziz
2015–2016 Biotechnology post graduate
Hagar Osama Nofal
Noha Mohamed
- Sustainable Development Fellowship Master Program
About the Program
This M.Sc. program is designed to take advantage of sustainable development as an economic growth
opportunity. It aims to create a new generation of businessmen and social entrepreneurs with the skills
that will allow them to start up green businesses, launch innovative ventures and products, and put in
place a general policy that would address society’s environmental and natural resource challenges. The
program aims to provide students with a sound theoretical and practical understanding of innovation
and entrepreneurship in all three sectors – private, governmental, and non-profit – and to enable them
to identify, assess and shape environmental ideas into real business opportunities.
2015 – 2016 Sustainable Development Fellows
Aya Farid Youssef
Hisham Ahmed Samy
Islam Ayman Mashaly Ismail Tammam
Doa’a Mohamed
Refaat Hassa
2014-2015 Graduates
AUC Graduate Commencement, Class of Spring 2015
Mennatallah Sabry (first on the right)
2015 – 2016 Sustainable Development Fellows
Heba Alla Karmany
Akram Mahmoud
Marwan
Aly Kheireldin
Mennatallah Sabry
Nad
Eman Taha Eladawy
Wessam Abass
Al Alfi Award 2015 – Graduate
Hazem Mohamed El Seoudy
Al Alfi Foundation supported Hazem Mohamed El Seoudy in 2014 to take
the fellowship provided by Politecni- co DI Milano, Italy University. He graduated in 2015.
III- 2015 – 2016 Ph.D. Fellowship
AAF interviewed 14 students for Al Alfi Award (Ph. D) fellowship.
The candidate Sarah Hisham Mohamed Halawa was selected for the Ph.D. fellowship at the American
University (AUC) in cooperation with Magdy Yacoub research center in Aswan.
Sarah Hisham Halawa
Ph.D. in Biotechnology
IV- Post Graduate Fellows
2015 Graduated
Walaa Abbas Adly
Major to Study: M.Sc. in Nanotechnology
2015 - 2016 Post graduate fellows’ profile
Mahmoud Ahmed Sakr
Major to Study: M.Sc. in Nanotechnology
Summer Mahmoud Kassem
Major to Study: M.Sc. in Physics
1-B- The British University in Egypt
AAF sponsored 6 fellows at the British University in Egypt, 4 graduated, 2 will graduate in Spring
2016. Also, AAF sponsored Bassent Yasser Mahmoud starting 2015-2016 academic year.
2015- 2016 Undergraduate new fellow
Bassent Yasser Mahmoud
Major of Study: B.Sc. In Engineering
2014 – 2015 Undergraduate Fellows
Mahmoud Youssef Diab
Major of Study: Mechanical Engineering.
Mostafa Abdel Moneim Taha
Major of Study: Electrical and Communication.
1-C- Nile University
A new protocol between Al Alfi Foundation and the Nile University was agreed upon and signed
to sponsor five undergraduate fellows from the STEM School’s in the faculty of Engineering.
AAF tested 73 students with CAT4 test, where 5 only were eligible for the scholarship.
Academic Year 2015/2016 Undergraduate Fellows
Ahmed
Abdelmawgood Aya Eid Nada Ahmed
Omar Alis Zaid
Ahmed Bassem
1-D- AAF Fellows Abroad (2015-2016 academic year)
I. Undergraduate Fellows Abroad
Fady Ashraf Tawfik Salama
Major of Study: B.Sc. in Electrical Engineering
University: Technical University – Munich
Seifeldin Ali Abdelghaffar
Major of Study: B. Sc. in Civil Engineering
University: University of California, Berkeley, USA
Shereen Amr Abdelhady
Major of Study: B.Sc. in Engineering
University: Durham University – U K
Soliman Abdelhamid Elcheikh
Major of Study: B.Sc. in Mathematics
University: University of Columbia, USA
II. Postgraduate Fellows Abroad
Ahmed Osama Aboudonia
Major of Study: M.Sc. in Control Engineering
University: Sapienza University – Roma
Amira Abdel-Rahman
Major of Study: M.Sc. in Architecture
University: Harvard University - USA Bassant Hussien Motawi
Major of Study: M.Sc. in Public Health University: Johns Hopkins University – USA
Khaled El-Sayed Mahmoud
Major of Study: M.Sc. in Power Engineering University: Technical University of Munich – Berlin
Mohamed Adel Abdel Aziz Ayash
Major of Study: M.Sc. in Biotechnology
University: Martin Luther University - Germany Mostafa Ahmed Aboughaly
Major of Study: M.Sc. in Architecture and Urbanism
University: Architecture Association - UK Omar Moenes Rashed
Major of Study: M.Sc. in Nanotechnology
University: Atholic University – Leuven – Belgium
III. Ph.D. Fellows
Mariam Reyad Rizkallah
Major of Study: Ph.D. in Marine Microbiology
University: International Max Planck Research School of Marine Microbiology
Hamed Muhammad Al Taweel
Major of Study: Ph.D. in Drought Stress University: Institute of Biology a WWU - Munster – Germany
1-E- Master in Renewable Energy
and Energy Efficiency
REMENA Scholarship
About the Program
This program offers a double degree in Renewable Energy and Energy Efficiency for MENA countries
and Germany. The degree is offered by both Cairo University and the University of Kassel in Germany.
The program has started in 2008 as a result of Egyptian German Collaboration in the Year of Science
and Technology with Germany. The study modules are divided between both universities for 21 months.
Thirty seven students from different nationalities were already awarded the double degree in Renew-able
Energy and Energy Efficiency in addition to 34 students currently under different phases of their studies
in the pipeline.
The Program was approved by the supreme Council of Egyptian Universities in 2009 and accredited in
Germany in 2013 by the German Accreditation Agency, ASIIN.
Al Alfi Foundation - AAF offered two (half) scholarships to excellent students who will start their study
course at the University of Kassel.
Student profile
Karim Abdallah Emam
Major of Study: Master in Renewable Energy and Energy Efficiency
University: The University of Kassel in Germany
Yasser Adel Khalil
Major of Study: Master in Renewable Energy and Energy Efficiency University: The University of Kassel in Germany
1-F- Extended Modular Program
Scholarship - Ain Shams University
About the Program
This program aims to prepare the graduates to the expected tasks and challenges they will face, and to
meet their future role as leaders in their fields.
The “Extended Modular Program” adopts modern educational strategies well-tailored to suit various
needs, uses interactive teaching and learning methods, and provides courses that extend beyond the
classical medical curricula. All facilities were given to insure the success of this program including development of a dynamic integrated curriculum, structured staff training and suitable infrastructure.
Mission
The Extended Modular Program at Ain Shams University, Faculty of Medicine is committed to prepare
its graduates for distinguished careers in clinical practice, teaching, research and community service.
Every effort is exerted to ensure that students meet their future role as leaders in their fields, through becoming life-long learners, eager for continuous personal and professional development, and committed
to promoting the health and well-being of their patients and fellow human beings.
Vision
The Extended Modular Program aspires to lead the advancement of medical education not only at Ain
Shams University, Faculty of Medicine but also in the whole region, through adopting a holistic vision
for the graduate’s attributes which are necessary to respond to the medical practices’ challenges of the
present and the future.
We envision this holistic educational approach as a qualifier for being recognized among the highest
ranked programs.
Al Alfi Foundation sponsors one fellow
Student profile
Ahmed Alaa Ahmed Fayez Hamza
Ahmed holds a Thanaweyya Amma degree from Europa –
Schule-Kairo. Gamal Abdel Nasser School. III. Donation
The donations are given to special cases, as per the following names:
1- Ibrahim Fathy ElSayed – Mansoura College – Grade 6
2- Zeyad Yasser Mahmoud – Tala’a Primary School – Grade 6
3- Malak Hany Saadany – Hayah International Academy – Grade 10
4- Mostafa Mohamed Hassan – Sherouk Academy – Major: Engineering – 3rd year
IV. Capacity Building and NGO’s Support : Egypt Foundation for Continuing Medical
Education – (CME-Egypt)
About CME-EGYPT
CME is an independent non-profit organization with the aim to improve health care and population
health and supporting the assessment and advancement of continuing medical education and training
for medical practitioners, through working closely with official regulatory bodies, providers of medical
education & training and practicing doctors, thus ensuring quality medical care to the Egyptian community.
CME-Egypt is working on bringing together all stakeholders with an Interest in establishing a National
CME by providing an independent and collaborative environment that would help to promote the establishment of an advanced high quality CME in Egypt.
Vision
The CME-Egypt’s vision is to become the leading promoter of excellence in continuing medical education in Egypt, and an internationally recognized body for CME promotion in the MENA region. CMEEgypt aspires to help doctors enhance their professional abilities, and to collaborate with medical authorities in improving medical standards, thus improving the quality of medical care provided to patients
and the community.
Mission
To recognize and promote continuing medical education in Egypt that ensure the provision of high quality medical care to patients and community.
CME – Egypt main activity
• Holding annual Egypt CME Forum bringing together international experts and success cases studies
along with decision makers, experts and practitioners to discuss urgent CME challenges, to explore
groundbreaking ideas and to take concrete steps to make significant improvements to CME in Egypt.
Stakeholders:
• Ministry of Health
• Medical Associations / societies
• Medical Schools
• Medical Syndicate
Continuing CME-Egypt
• Ongoing support meetings and trainings with the MCEC took place with the following progress:
• An initial board of trustees was set up with a group of doctors from several specialties.
• A strategic plan was drafted with the key objectives and activities.
• An office was rented at the Greek campus to host their address.
• The papers were sent to the Ministry of solidarity for the official registration.
• The portal is developed and will be ready for kick off very soon.
• A pilot of Urology branch in medicine was developed hosting the top two American and European
journals.
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