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	With the kind support oft he Czech Representative Office the Al Quds College of Music developed an educational program for children at the Ras Khamis Community Centre in Shuafat Refugee Camp. For two weeks professionals from the Czech Republic and Austria worked with the kids and developed a program of dance movements and musical arrangements performed on self made instruments. The final performances toke place at the Ras Khamis Community Centre in Shuafat Camp  and at Hind Al Husseini Theatre Hall in Jerusalem under the direction of composer Slavomir Horinka and the renown choreographer Rosita Steinhauser who also held several walzing sessions for the students at Hind Al Husseini College.
    

    
	 
    
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  • KIds for Kids

    Posted by Isra Batrukh on Nov, 05 2014

    With the kind support oft he Czech Representative Office the Al Quds College of Music developed an educational program for children at the Ras Khamis Community Centre in Shuafat Refugee Camp....

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		The word “Palestine” originates from the word “Phillistia”, given by the Greek writers to the land of the Phillistines.
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		For centuries, ‘olives’ have been an integral part of the Palestinian culture, tradition and ethos.
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		Jerusalem is the capital of Palestine.
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		Muslims make up a majority of Palestinians though there is a large population of Christians as well.
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		Did you know that 11 out of 100 children in Palestine, suffer from chronic malnutrition? The figures are only increasing.
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		The official language is Arabic, the script of which is written from the right to the left.
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		Did you know that Palestine is the only country in the world which has been frequently condemned by the United Nations?
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		Over half of the Palestinian population, live under poverty line, with majority of the poverty-stricken areas found in the Gaza strip.
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		Did you know that there is a register for maintaining the records of the number of Palestinian refugees in the Middle East? Till date, the total is a whopping 4,618,141 in the Middle East alone and over 5.5 Palestinian refugees around the world.
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		Population of Palestinian territories is about 4 million; West Bank is 2.5 million and Gaza Strip is 1.5 million.
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		Bethlehem celebrates Christmas 3 times a year: Once on December 25 as per western tradition, then on 6 January as per the Greek Orthodox Church and then on 18 January, as per the Armenians.
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		45% of the land in Palestine is dedicated to olive production. Most of this land is found in the West Bank.
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		Today, Palestinians are facing a housing crisis, due to the inadequate urban planning by the Israeli officials. More than 225,000 Palestinians are at a risk of losing their homes due to this.
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		Leaving its brutal past, Palestine is the only Arab country that is still widely being portrayed as the upholder of peace in the Middle East.
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		The currency of Palestine is the pound just like the previous currency used in the time of the British Mandate of Palestine between 1927 and 1948. A Palestinian Pound, with the mill being its smaller denomination, is issued by the currency Board of Palestine.
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		Palestinian culture does not accept Lesbianism and Homosexuality.
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		The current Palestinian government works along the rules and regulations laid down in the Constitution of Palestine which came into existence in 1968.
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		Dead Sea, the lowest natural point of elevation on Earth, is in Palestine.
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		British archaeologist Dorothy Garrod was the first to fully examine the Old Stone Age in Palestine. The study shows that at that time, Palestine was culturally linked to Europe, and the recovered human remains showed that the inhabitants belonged to the same group as the Neanderthal inhabitants of Europe.
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  • Interesting Facts About My Country :)

    Posted by Isra Batrukh on Sep, 24 2014

    The word “Palestine” originates from the word “Phillistia”, given by the Greek writers to the land of the Phillistines. For centuries, ‘olives’ have...

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	On Wednesday, 18 June 2014, the Parliamentary State Secretary to the German Federal Ministry of Education and Research (BMBF), Mr. Thomas Rachel, and a high ranking delegation of ministerial representatives and German cooperation partners paid a visit to Al-Quds University.
    

    
	 
    

    
	The visit took place following the first meeting of the steering committee appointed to implement the recently signed Memorandum of Understanding on Cooperation in Education, Science and Research between the Federal Ministry of Education and Research of the Federal Republic of Germany (BMBF) and the Palestine Liberation Organization (PLO). He was received by the President of Al-Quds University, Dr. Sari Nusseibeh.
    

    
	 
    

    
	Mr. Rachel underlined the potential of scientific cooperation to promote mutual respect and political cooperation. He discussed the conditions for teaching and research under the current political situation with graduates from German universities, who are nowadays faculty members and active researchers at Al-Quds University. He was in particular interested to hear about the state of affairs regarding joint research projects with Israeli institutions.
    

    
	 
    

    
	The German alumni stressed their interest to intensify cooperation with German higher education and research institutions, which can be based on a successful history of joint projects since the mid nineties. Nowadays, the development of research institutions and of a research culture among academics in Palestine should be brought into focus.
    

    
	 
    

    
	 
    
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  • Visit of Parliamentary State Secretary of German Federal Ministry of Education and Research (BMBF) to Al-Quds University

    Posted by Isra Batrukh on Aug, 26 2014

      On Wednesday, 18 June 2014, the Parliamentary State Secretary to the German Federal Ministry of Education and Research (BMBF), Mr. Thomas Rachel, and a high ranking delegation of...

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	Tips for writing a winning cover letter
    

    
	The goal of a cover letter is to give the hiring manager enough info to consider you a perfect candidate for the job. 
    

    
	Tip #1: don’t give too much or irrelevant info.
    

    
	Tip#2: make sure you include the following three sections;
    

    
	·        intro and connection to the mission of the organization
    

    
	·        brief summary of your skills and background as they relate to the position
    

    
	·        thank you, contact instructions, and closing
    

    
	 
    

    
	 
    

    
	Your cover letter gives the reader a look into your personality and your ability to communicate. The cover letter allows you to sell yourself to a potential employer in a way that the résumé format can’t convey.
    

    
	A thoughtful and well-written cover letter is taken seriously by organizations.  A good cover letter can strengthen your application and help you get to the next stage of the process; a poor cover letter can result in the instant disqualification of your candidacy.  Take advantage of this opportunity to make a great impression!
    

    
	 
    

    
	 
    

    
	 
    
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  • Tips for writing a winning cover letter

    Posted by Isra Batrukh on Aug, 26 2014

    Tips for writing a winning cover letter The goal of a cover letter is to give the hiring manager enough info to consider you a perfect candidate for the job.  Tip #1: don’t give...

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	What to do before and during an exam?
    

    
	 
    

    
	Today was last day for exams! Semester if finally over and now it is time to relax and enjoy the summer!
    

    
	Many important things can be done prior to exams, such as getting enough sleep, eating well, as well as good preparation for the exam itself.
    

    
	Tips during an exam?
    

    
	1. Make sure you read directions very carefully
    

    
	2. Keep yourself relaxed, don’t look around to see how others are doing, just focus on the exam.
    

    
	3. Arrive early, it will help you avoid unnecessary stress.
    

    
	4. Avoid nervous students, while waiting for the exam to start, avoid speaking to any nervous students and absorbing their negative energy.
    

    
	 
    

    
	 
    

    
	 
    

    
	 
    
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  • What to do before and during an exam?

    Posted by Isra Batrukh on May, 24 2014

    What to do before and during an exam?   Today was last day for exams! Semester if finally over and now it is time to relax and enjoy the summer! Many important things can be done...

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