Curriculum vitae

PERSONAL INFORMATION Ammar Saleh

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Ammar Saleh

Sex Male Date of birth 01/01/1990

PERSONAL STATEMENT My life goals are to make an impact on social change through the knowledge gained in my degrees in adult and comparative education since I have witnessed how diverse and creative people are but when it comes to problems, we tend to face similar challenges. I have always believed that most of the world's problems can be solved through proper education, and that education is the right way to restore order and find sustainable solutions for our obstacles. Believing in that, I was very keen on pursuing my higher education in order to gain the proper tools to try to make a difference in this world through educating young, promising minds. The very enriching experience I lived while I was doing my postgraduate degrees in Hong Kong and Europe have only convinced me more than ever that I am on the right track, and education is indeed the cornerstone that our lives and civilization should be built on.

EDUCATION AND TRAINING

11/09/2017–Present Master of Adult Education for Social Change The University of Glasgow, Glasgow (United Kingdom) 09/07/2018–09/08/2018 Internship

German Institute for Adult Education, Bonn (Germany) 04/09/2015–22/08/2016 Master of Comparative Education The University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong

06/2015 Summer School University Academic Program

Bilgi University, Istanbul (Turkey)

09/2008–12/2012 BA in English Language and Literature Tishreen University, Lattakia (Syria)

WORK EXPERIENCE

06/09/2018–21/12/2018 Educator

The Estonian LGBT Association, Tallinn (Estonia)

Design workshops, activities and games that address the problems of the LGBT community

Giving presentations about the obstacles faced by the LGBT community in Estonia and suggesting solutions

08/01/2018–04/06/2018 Educator

Paulo Freire Institute, Zejtun (Malta)

Teaching English to refugees and disadvantaged people in Malta 3/4/19 © European Union, 2002-2019 http://europass.cedefop.europa.eu Page 1 / 3 Curriculum vitae Ammar Saleh

Translating from Arabic into English and vice versa

Following up and helping the Institute students to manage their social and educational affairs

Collecting donations for the refugees in the institute 05/10/2017–29/12/2017 English Instructor

Rosemount Lifelong Learning, Glasgow (United Kingdom) 01/09/2016–25/08/2017 English Tutor

Dr I-Kids Learning Center, Hong Kong (China)

04/2012–01/2014 English Instructor

Al-Andalus University

Taught second-year Medical Students.

Taught the American Head Way for Pharmacy Students to help them improve their skills in professional English.

Translating courses and scientific research of the university into English. 09/2011–08/2012 English Teacher

Mostapha Haidar Primary School

Teaching English to primary school students.

Following up with the students outside the classroom through different types of activities to make the students more confident to speak English in public.

Inform the parents about their children's improvement and development. 02/2010–04/2011 Freelance Translator

STIG Translation Services

Translating texts from English to Arabic and vice versa PERSONAL SKILLS

Mother tongue(s) Arabic

Foreign language(s) UNDERSTANDING SPEAKING WRITING Listening Reading Spoken interaction Spoken production English C2 C2 C2 C2 C2

Levels: A1 and A2: Basic user - B1 and B2: Independent user - C1 and C2: Proficient user Common European Framework of Reference for Languages Communication skills Excellent communication skills gained through my experience as a teacher at Al Andalus University

Sociable

Collaborative in both academic and social context

Ability to negotiate in multi-cultural settings

Cultural experience UAE, Turkey, Hong Kong-China, Lebanon, Syria, The United Kingdom and Malta

Professional and cultural experience with people from diverse backgrounds. Job-related skills Native-like English fluency

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Excellent Academic and Creative Writing

Digital skills SELF-ASSESSMENT

Information

processing Communication

Content

creation Safety

Problem-

solving

Proficient user Proficient user Proficient user Proficient user Proficient user Digital skills - Self-assessment grid

good command of Microsoft OfficeTM tools

good command of Microsoft Windows 10

Other skills Photography

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

Honours and awards Erasmus Mundus EMJMD Partner Country scholarship

Civil Society Leadership Awards (CSLA, 2015) from Open Society Foundations

Faculty based Scholarship (The University of Hong Kong) Conferences Open Society Scholarship Programs Asia Region Conference in Bangkok, Thailand (2016)

Internationalization of Teaching and Learning, The University of Hong Kong (2016) Presentations Ariza, E.N.W., Saleh, A., Ali, A., Housaineh, E., Eisa, R., Akkash, A., & Zelden, R. (March 13, 2019). English through theater: Overcoming challenges by teaching young students in Syria. A new dawn for displaced children. (Sponsored by the Syrian Minister of Culture.) Atlanta, Georgia. [Poster selected by refereed evaluation of the abstract.]

Ariza, E.N.W. & Saleh, A. (June 18-20, 2018). A Qualitative Survey of Displaced Parents of Schoolchildren in Tartous, Syria. AUCEi Annual Meeting and Conference. Brunel University, London, UK. [Paper selected by refereed evaluation of the abstract.]

Ariza, E.N.W., Calleja, C, & Saleh, A. (June 8-9). Displaced schoolchildren in Tartous, Syria: Perceptions and issues facing disenfranchised students. The 2018 International Conference 'Teacher Education and Educational Research in the Mediterranean’ Scientific Committee. Faculty of Education of the University of Malta, Malta Educational Research Association (MERA), and the Euro- Mediterranean Centre for Educational Research (EMCER) The University of Malta, Valletta Campus.

[Presentation selected by refereed evaluation of theabstract] Memberships Comparative Education Research Center (The University of Hong Kong) Projects Refugee Education in Lebanon; Research on Refugee Syrians Schoolchildren 3/4/19 © European Union, 2002-2019 http://europass.cedefop.europa.eu Page 3 / 3

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