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Training

IKCRS  is ready to provide training on a wide range of areas such as the use of technology, software research,  writing research reports, crime analysis, criminal investigative analysis, the use of research materials, human rights, and other social issues.


  In addition, there is training available for law enforcement personnel (police, correction officers, intelligence, and anti-terrorism units) on a number of issues related to their work. Please contact the chairman of the center for more details.

 

   

Diplomas training

 

The center offers a wide selection of training diplomas through holding several courses in collaboration with the University of Jordan

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Training course name

Hour

1.

Training Diploma in National Security 

150  


2.

training Diploma  in the preparation of social worker 

150  


3.

Training Diploma in Applied Social Research 

150  

4.

Training Diploma  in the fight against drugs 

150  

5.

Diploma training in the fight against extremism and terrorism 

150  

6.

 Course in the National Security 

40  

7.

Applied Social Research

40  




 

Culture and Arabic Language for non-speakers

 

Arabic Language ranks sixth in the world's league table of languages, with an estimated 344 million native speakers. It belongs to the Semitic group of languages which also includes Hebrew and Amharic. There are many Arabic dialects. Classical Arabic. An adapted form of this, known as Modern Standard Arabic, is used in books, newspapers, on television and radio, in the mosques, and in conversation between educated Arabs from different countries (for example at international conferences). Learning Arabic certainly takes time and practice, but there are not many irregularities in the grammar. It's much less complicated than Latin, and probably simpler than German, too. Arabic has very few irregular verbs and does not use "is" or "are" at all in the present tense.

The center provides teaching Arabic as a foreign language through native bilingualteachers, who have the scientific and practical experience. The center uses the mosteffective means in teaching (i.e., electronic, interactive and F2F interaction). The center also focuses on real life learning through actual cultural and social activities

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Visits included but not limited to Petra, Rum Valley, Badea (desert). Attendance of social and cultural activities such as marriage ceremony, sports…etc.

This Department is Directed by Dr. Yousef A. Rabab'ah, A professor of Arabic Language and Grammar, A former Visiting Assistant Professor, Department of Near Eastern Studies. Cornell University.For more details please click the CV


Department Staff: Ayshah Al-Amareen An Application Form is here

 Arabic language study application form