"Emaar Al-Karak" qualifies English tour guides to enhance their efficiency
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The Emaar Al-Karak Foundation celebrated, during an event held at Al-Karak Castle, the conclusion of the English language course for tour guides, which it implemented in cooperation with the Training Center at Mu'tah University. This falls within the framework of completing a program to prepare and qualify professional tourism cadres from the young men and women of the governorate, adopted by the Foundation in partnership with official authorities to support local communities, build human capacities, and enhance the role of tourism as a main contributor to economic and social development.
The Foundation's Director, Engineer Mutaz Al-Damour, handed out certificates to the graduates in the attendee of the Director of the Governorate's Tourism Directorate, Sati Al-Masaida, and Dr. Abeer Al-Rawashdeh from the Training Center at Mu'tah University.
The Foundation's Director, Engineer Al-Damour, said that the choice of Al-Karak Castle to host this event emphasizes the true meaning of the message carried by the graduates, as they stand today equipped with knowledge, language, and skills to deal with tourists of various nationalities, to be the best ambassadors conveying the heritage of Al-Karak and the ancient Jordan to the whole world with high professionalism and efficiency.
He pointed out that this intensive training program was implemented by the Foundation in cooperation with the Training Center at Mu'tah University with the aim of empowering and qualifying a group of tour guides whom the Foundation trained and qualified to obtain the tour guide license, and refining their capabilities in storytelling of the place to be representatives of their governorate and homeland and capable of conveying the history of the place and its civilizational heritage to visitors from all over the world with confidence and professionalism, thereby contributing to enhancing Al-Karak's position on the local and global tourism map and achieving conscious and sustainable local tourism in the governorate.
