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CoEJ Education Report - June 2004

The Council of European Jamaats - Education Committee

Bi-Annual Report for the period

December 2003 - June 2004

Leicester, 6th June 2004

PREAMBLE

Having arrived at the juncture of this year’s Bi-Annual report to the council, the Education committee wishes the council to recognise that we have gone through a major evolution in trying to optimise the recourses available in order to progress our projects with efficiency together with administrative expertise.

There are several projects that we shall be updating the council through this report but there is one aspect in particular we would like you to focus upon; Human Resources. In the last six months, we have recruited two young and talented individuals to join the Education Committee Board; making a total of 4 core team members. A detailed profile of the entire committee is towards the end of the report. You will note that over the last 6 months we have doubled our human resources and are now on the look out for more young and talented individuals to join our team to enable us to progress further and increase the projects currently undertaken by the Education Committee.

Sweden Boys Camp 2003 - Report

Under the patronage of The World Federation of KSIMC The Council of European Jamaats annually arranges for a girls camp and a boys camp at different venues. The Girls camp this year was in Paris. This report is about the boys' camp which was held in Sweden over the period 20 July to 1 August 2003. 32 boys attended.
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GCSE Study Skills Course 2003 - Report

Report by Brother Imran Damani (2003 Boy Participant) on the 5th GCSE Study Skills Course held 20th – 23rd December 2003 in Birmingham

Yet again have the Council of European Jammats proven how unique they are by holding a fifth GCSE study skills course for years ten and eleven students at the Zainabiyya Centre (Hujjat Imambara of) in Birmingham. Only through experience was the course fluent and on time from start to finish, something contradictory to our Khoja traditions.

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