The agreement between the two organizations made it possible to award 1,000 scholarships per country for the teaching of the Arabic language. Photo: GZF
By: GZF Editorial Team
Last November, the Green Zone Foundation (GZF) and the Global Network of Young Politicians (Redmun) formed a partnership aimed at implementing an educational strategy for the study of the Arabic language. It is intended primarily for young people in Latin America and the Caribbean.
The agreement signed provided for 1,000 scholarships per country for Arabic language learning through an online course.
Classes will begin on Monday, January 6, 2025 and will initially run until April 6, completing a three-month period. Subsequently, this period will be extended to one year, during which students will be able to progress and complete the course at their own pace through the AlifBee app.
To register for the course, GZF will provide a Google form where interested persons can submit their contact details. The Foundation will then send an email with an instructional access guide and the direct link to the platform.
AlifBee will provide students with tools to develop the four language skills: reading, writing, listening and speaking. Students’ progress will be evaluated directly on the platform.
Upon completion of the course, the GZF will issue a certificate attesting that the students have mastered the necessary knowledge.