Anita KoGianvito RossiHM Queen RaniaJordanJordan QueenJordan Royal FamilyJordanian Royal CourtsJordanian StyleMaria TashQueen raniaQueen Rania StyleQueen Rania Teacher AcademyZara
Her Majesty meets with the second graduating cohorts of QRTA
Earlier today, Her Majesty Queen Rania met with Queen Rania Teacher Academy's second graduating cohort expressing her confidence in the graduating teachers and principals’ ability to enrich Jordanian education.
The event was hosted at the QRTA’s new premises on the University of Jordan campus, the Queen expressed her pride in the academy’s graduates for the 2017/2018 academic year, including 477 teachers under the Teacher Education Professional Diploma (TEPD), and 69 principals from across Jordan under the Advanced Instructional Leadership Professional Diploma.
As we all know, Her Majesty back in May visited the site of its new premises during the construction stages.
Her Majesty appreciated the graduates for the time and effort they have invested, as well as their sacrifices they have made over the past year. Her Majesty thanked the cohort for their faith in the diploma and in themselves.
She also noted that the skills and innovative teaching methods the graduating teachers have learned which will allow them to manage their classrooms positively, effectively, and professionally, benefiting the students whom she described as lucky to have them.
Her Majesty during her speech remember a former graduate by saying, “I’ll never forget what a teacher in Al Karak, Miss Suha, told me,” where she recalled a conversation with the past QRTA graduate. “She said, I have confidence in my methods and I feel unstoppable. And I don’t want anything to stop you – you are the future, and we must all support and empower you.”
The Queen concluded by noting that she is hopeful that Jordan will reach the point where all teachers and principals are trained and supported with the teaching methods and tools they need in order to uphold the serious responsibility on their shoulders.
The event also included remarks from two members of the graduating cohort, Malek Jdetawi and Sawsan Abu Hammad.
Coincidentally, Her Majesty also met with next year's graduates, which consists of 786 student teachers and 141 school principals. The Queen joined trainees in a session and discussed their aspirations for the future.
Look Details:
The event was hosted at the QRTA’s new premises on the University of Jordan campus, the Queen expressed her pride in the academy’s graduates for the 2017/2018 academic year, including 477 teachers under the Teacher Education Professional Diploma (TEPD), and 69 principals from across Jordan under the Advanced Instructional Leadership Professional Diploma.
Her Majesty during her speech remember a former graduate by saying, “I’ll never forget what a teacher in Al Karak, Miss Suha, told me,” where she recalled a conversation with the past QRTA graduate. “She said, I have confidence in my methods and I feel unstoppable. And I don’t want anything to stop you – you are the future, and we must all support and empower you.”
The Queen concluded by noting that she is hopeful that Jordan will reach the point where all teachers and principals are trained and supported with the teaching methods and tools they need in order to uphold the serious responsibility on their shoulders.
The event also included remarks from two members of the graduating cohort, Malek Jdetawi and Sawsan Abu Hammad.
Coincidentally, Her Majesty also met with next year's graduates, which consists of 786 student teachers and 141 school principals. The Queen joined trainees in a session and discussed their aspirations for the future.
Look Details:
 |
| Zara TUNIC WITH CONTRASTING BELT |
 | |
| Maria Tash - 18-karat White Gold Diamond Earring |
 |
| Anita Ko - Huggies 18-karat White Gold Diamond Earring |
 |
| Gianvito Rossi - 105 Suede Pumps - Black |
 |
| Apple Watch Series 4 Gps, 44mm Gold Aluminum Case with Pink Sand Sport Loop |
0 comments