Center for Translation and Language Teaching Celebrates Creative Achievements of Its Graduates in Academic Ceremony, Coinciding with Prophet’s Birthday

Center for Translation and Language Teaching Celebrates Creative Achievements of Its Graduates in Academic Ceremony, Coinciding with Prophet’s Birthday
Sana’a | Sunday, August 9, 2026 (26 Safar 1448 AH)
The Community Center for Translation and Language Teaching (CCTLT) at Sana’a University organized an exceptional academic event to honor creative students among the graduates of its English Language Program (Level 5). The celebration coincided with the university’s celebrations of the Prophet’s Birthday anniversary, adding a distinct spiritual atmosphere to the academic achievement and highlighting the Center’s continued fulfillment of its educational mission.
The event featured a presentation of female students’ creative writing talents, demonstrated through original booklets they authored across various religious, literary, cultural, and social domains, reflecting the knowledge and skills acquired during their studies at the Center. To honor this excellence, the Center’s administration recognized ten female graduates for their intellectual contributions, which enrich the academic landscape and reflect high-quality educational outcomes.

During the event, Dr. Ibraheem Tagaddeen, Director of the Center, delivered a speech expressing his gratitude to the graduating students, affirming that their creative output clearly reflects the success of the Center’s mission and strategic goals.
He noted that this achievement underscores the Center’s leading role in preparing academic and professional talent in the field of language education, equipping them with advanced skills to meet evolving labor market demands.
Mr. Ma’moon Al-Sa’ar supervised the organization of the event, which was attended by Mr. Noah Shoosha, Head of the Language Teaching Department, department staff and instructors, and a gathering of female students.
The CCTLT continues to offer academic and training programs, remaining a premier destination for those seeking language proficiency and skill development, while reaffirming its commitment to fostering a creative generation prepared to compete across professional fields.



