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British Council plans Women’s empowerment programme

byMichel Cousins
January 15, 2013
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Tripoli, 15 January 2013:

Following the success of the ‘Springboard Women’s Programme’ in a number of Middle East countries, the British Council . . .[restrict]says it is to run it in Tripoli following the pilot test some few weeks ago.

According to a statement, the award-winning course enables women to take more control over their lives and also helps them achieve career objectives by identifying clear, practical and realistic steps to develop their skills and give them the confidence to take them.  The course is in Arabic and the Council is inviting women to sign up to join.

The course will run from 2 to 5 February 2013 at the British Council from 9am to 4pm. The registration fee is LD 70. The final date for registering is 24 January 2013.   Those interesting need to register at the British Council’s offices opposite the Regatta Club in Casablanca Street, Siyahiya, Tripoli. [/restrict]

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