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GCSE Study Skills Course 2000 - Report

On Sunday the 22 of October during the mid-term school holidays the Education Sub-committee of The Council of European Jamaats organised a study skills course which was held at Sayida Zainab Complex, Birmingham. Children from all over were invited for the nights for the second GCSE study skills course done by the committee.
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Residential University Study Skills 2000 - Report

4th University Study Skills Short Course (30th August - 3rd September 2000)

After the success of last three years Study Skills course, the Education Committee of the Council of European Jamaats decided to hold one this year too. This year the course was again held at Syeda Zainab Complex in Birmingham and was attended by 12 students.

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