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Arab News - 19 July, 2012

The Technical and Vocational Training Council in Makkah is holding intensive English language courses for women graduates of technical, technology and communication colleges.

The final date for course registration is tomorrow (Friday).

The criteria for those joining the program is they must be Saudi nationals and possess a full time diploma from a higher education technical or communication college in the Kingdom.

The graduate’s diploma should be no older than three years. Students of the program must hand over original documents for enrollment.

The completion of the program will give priority to those who have been admitted to the scholarship program of Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques King Abdullah for technical training.
 
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