In an important step to enhance the integration and empowerment of students with disabilities into the university community, the establishment of the University Club for People of Determination was announced this morning, Thursday, October 24, 2024, in the meeting hall of the university directorate, during a meeting that included officials of the Digital Center for People of Determination and a number of students from this category. The club aims to provide an appropriate educational and training environment, aiming to develop their skills and meet their academic and service needs.
In this regard, a detailed explanation of the tasks of the Digital Center for People of Determination was provided by officials, where they explained the efforts made by the center to support students in various aspects. The most prominent concerns of students in the pedagogical field and the importance of improving university services for them were discussed, which contributes to enhancing their educational experience.
During the meeting, it was announced that a series of training courses designed specifically for people of determination would be launched, with the aim of enhancing their academic and practical capabilities. Among these courses: a training course in computer science specially adapted for blind students, which will enable them to use technology effectively in their studies and daily lives, as well as a course in teaching Braille to enable blind students who have not yet mastered this method to use it in reading and writing, in addition to a course in teaching the English language, which will provide them with broader opportunities for academic and professional communication and interaction.
Preparations have also been made to celebrate the International Day of Persons with Disabilities, which represents an opportunity to highlight their achievements and needs. On this occasion, events and activities will be organized to enhance their presence and role in university student life.
For their part, the students showed great interest in the initiatives that were presented, expressing their aspiration to benefit from the new programs that will help them develop their skills and achieve greater academic success.
This step is part of the university's vision to enhance inclusiveness and provide the necessary support for every student regardless of their special needs, making the university an inclusive and encouraging environment for all.
