Al-Zahraa University for Women, in cooperation with the Australian Netcom Institute, has announced the launch of a preparatory programme designed to prepare participants for the International English Language Testing System (IELTS), one of the recognised measures of English language proficiency in the labour market.
The University has invited those interested in taking the IELTS test to register promptly and complete the registration form to reserve a place in the preparatory course.
Registration Form: https://forms.gle/5eDYiJgL1bZuxSqM8
Translated by Zahra’ Ala’
Latest News and Activities
Related Posts
Further reading and related articles you may find useful.
University News
Al-Zahraa University Earns Four International ISO Certifications
In a remarkable achievement that reflects its unwavering commitment to excellence and quality across all academic and administrative sectors, Al-Zahraa University for Women has been awarded four prestigious international ISO certifications, marking a significa...
University News
A delegation from Islamic Azad University visits Al-Zahra University (peace be upon her) for Women .
A delegation from the Center for Elites and Investigators at Islamic Azad University in Tehran, represented by Dr. Tahira Fahimi, the Head of the Center, visited Al-Zahra University (peace be upon her) for Women , on Wednesday 22/2/2023. The delegation was acc...
University News
Development Workshops and Seminars Held As Part of Academic Development Programme for New Academic Year
The Faculty of Education’s Department of Mathematics organised a series of workshops and professional development courses for administrative and academic staff, as well as female students. The said event comes as part and parcel of the Academic Development Pro...
University News
"Rationalizing Culture and Its Role in Building a Creative Society" Intellectual Seminar at Al-Zahraa University
The esteemed President of Al-Zahraa University for Women Prof. Dr. Zainab Al-Mulla Al-Sultani participated in an intellectual seminar held on the sidelines of the Fatimia Women's Forum for Leadership and Strategy. The seminar was entitled "Rationalizing Cultur...
