Seeking to gain knowledge through coursework

TURKY AL-KALET / GIRÊ SIPÎ

In the framework of hard work of Women's House in Ain Issa, the necessary support is provided for women to play an active role in society and to open and use educational courses in daily life, the training courses are represented by a computer and literacy courses provide more support and education to women.

Believing in her active role in building a healthy society in which men and women participate equally, Women's House organizes several computer training and literacy courses for nearly 60 women, the center has 12 women trained for one month, and schedules for each of them, so as every woman would take the right to gain experience and culture in order to be recognized in a society dominated by the slavery and domination spirit over the past years.

The supervisor of the course confirmed that this course was the first of its kind, the need to open such courses was due to the urgent need for such courses in Ain Issa because there are many women who do not know how to read and write, the circumstances did not allow them to break their illiteracy.

"We know this well because the uneducated generation does not realize its rights and duties and does not realize its potential," she said. "Women are always the oppressed class in the field of education and enlightenment, because according to the rules of society we live in, she would have a chance to learn and may not be available, and if available for a certain period, and then locked in the marital home between four walls, and so this, women lived during the past years.

In an interview with Hawar news agency with the trainee in the literacy course, Sayma Issa, she was happy to learn, read and write to wipe out her illiteracy.

Trainee Fatima Ahmed said “when I heard that there was a computer learning course I joined to it to increase experience because computer learning is becoming necessary in our time.”

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