That's me !

Teaching is one of the most challenging careers in my country. It requires a lot of personal effort to create your own environment that helps you to teach and at the same time to help your students to learn ( sometimes you have to provide your self and the class with all equipment from board markers to loud speakers and microphone).

I have started teaching at the age of 18 where I taught at private elementary schools, private institutions and English academies for 4 years, now since after graduation in 2010, I have been teaching at Sudanese universities and institutions around Khartoum area. I have BA and MA both in English Language and Literature and currently doing a master degree on Translation. Now I teach GE and ESP at Sudan International University to multi-national classes of 50 - 60 of students aged 16 - 20. As well as I teach Literature at Al-neelain University to very large classes of 100+ to students aged 16-20 (immature) 20+ (mature students; some of them are just my parents age).

 In 2011 and after I have been denied my legal post as a TA at the university where I studied, I created a group with two of my friends to help extinguished youth graduates of English who wants to teach to help them get job opportunities as full or part-timers, teacher training courses, workshops and seminars to develop their teaching skills and we are doing very well so far. Beside, this course I am joining will help them all as I already started passing them the knowledge I learn from it.

 

Dear experienced colleagues you can all support us, guide us and teach us through your ideas and comments!

 

 Sarah