Contact Information
Email Address: ahmedsaadsalem@yahoo.com OR profahmed012@gmail.com
Mobile Phone: +201.020780785
Day-time Phone: +2.0502435926
Address:
Target Job
Target Job Title: teacher of English Language
Career Level: Mid Career
Target Job Location: Saudi Arabia
Career Objective: I aim at getting a high paying job in the field of Teaching English as a
Foreign Language (TEFL/TESOL) in a competitive, multi-national, and challenging
environment.
Target Industry: Education, Training, and Library
Employment Type: Employee
Employment Status: Full time
Notice Period: Immediately
Personal Information
Birth Date: 1 August 1974 (Age: 40)
Gender: Male
Nationality: Egypt
Residence Country: Egypt
City: MANSOURA
Visa Status: Citizen
Marital Status: Married
Number of Dependents: 5
Driving License Issued From: Egypt; Saudi Arabia
lecturer of EFL
at Northern Borders University Location: Arar, Saudi Arabia , Northern Borders University
Company Industry: Education, Training, and Library
Job Role: Education/Training
September 2005 - June 2013 deliver teaching,
prepare lessons
develop examinations and managing them,
share/prepare workshops and seminars on TEFL Issues,
preparing lesson plans,
teaching lessons
assessing students progress,
preparing and administering examinations,
invigilating exams,
advising students academically,
sharing in administration of department.,
writing reports on teaching issues and solutions of these problems or issues,
TEACHER OF EFL
at MINISTRY OF EDUCATION Location: Egypt , MANSOURA
Company Industry: Education, Training, and Library
Job Role: Education/Training
September 1996 - September 2005 deliver teaching,
prepare exams,
invigilate exams,
administer class work and other curricular and extra curricular activities
Extra years of experience not listed above: 10 Years, 0 Months
Education
The researcher discusses the relationship of learning styles and EFL academic achievement
in general and grammatical structures in particular. Also, the researcher discusses both the
Explicit Grammar Instruction (EGI) and Implicit Grammar Instruction (IGI) approaches to
grammar instruction. The researcher advocates EGI due to the EFL situation in Egypt and the
secondary school curriculum. The researcher administered Kolbs Learning Style Inventory
(KLSI) to identify participants' most common learning styles and a grammar achievement test
to measure their learning in grammatical structures. The study was limited to a random
sample of first year secondary students and first term syllabus. The researcher used five
groups: four experimental and one control, who represented five EFL classes. The researcher
taught each group according to the most common learning style in that classroom/group. The
first experimental group was taught using diverger LSBTS, the second was taught using
assimilator LSBTS, the third was taught using Converger LSBTS and the last experimental
group was taught using Accommodator LSBTS. Findings indicated that both the assimilative
and divergent learning styles were the most common learning styles amongst the participants
of the study according to the KLSI. Also, findings revealed that there is not a certain learning
style that achieves well in learning grammatical structures, i.e. all learning styles could learn
grammatical structures equally before the experiment of the study. In addition, students who
were taught and/or assisted with their appropriate learning style LSBTS did not outperform
those who were not. LSBTS helped all students (nevertheless their own learning styles) learn
grammatical structures. It was also found that A Full Learning Cycle Approach to teaching
may be better that one learning style LSBTS in enhancing students' EFL learning (LSBTS for
each style are listed and tabulated for the comfort of teacher).
Attended & Participated in English language major-based seminars and curriculum and
instructions general seminars
Participated in local workshops and symposiums on TEFL in the province English Language
Directorate
Studied Scientific Statistics,
Studied English Drama: Shakespeare's five main tragedies
Sept.2005- August 2006 King Abdulaziz University (KAAU), Jeddah, Saudi Arabia
English Language Instructor
I taught a course series entitled, "Interactions! Access!; Interactions
1 and 2.
I shared in coordinating administrative and academic work inside the English Language
Dept.
I administered all grades and examinations of levels ELCS101 and ELCS102
N.B. I have been transferred from KAAU to NBU due to the newly established college of
Science in Ara'r city in 1427 A.H. to undertake the establishment of English Language Dept.
based on a decision taken by KAAU vice-rector and my own approval.
Specialties
EXCEL
Level: Beginner | Experience: 6 months or less
INSTRUCTOR
POWERPOINT
Level: Beginner | Experience: 6 months or less
TEACHING
Level: Beginner | Experience: 6 months or less
WORD
Level: Beginner | Experience: 6 months or less
Languages
English
Level: Expert
French
Level: Expert
Arabic
Level: Expert | Experience: More than 10 years | Last Used: More than 1 year
References
YASSER GOMAA
Job Title: ASS PROF OF LINGUISTICS
Company Name: KING SAUD UNIV, SAUDI ARABIA
Phone Number: +966.5555555555555
Email Address: yag@yahoo.com
ALY KOURA
Job Title: PROF OF TESOL/TEFL
Company Name: MANSOURA UNIVERSITY, EGYPT
Phone Number: +20.502215485
Email Address: proqoura1@yahoo.com
Memberships
egyptesol
Membership/Role: member
Member since: September 1996
Education:MansouraUniversity,CollegeofEducation,Mansoura,Egypt
M.A.inTEFL/TESOL
HonoredA+,EXCELLENT+(SeetheattachedThesisReport)
Title:"TheEffectivenessofKolb'sLearningStylesBasedTeaching
Strategiesonthe
LearningofSomeEnglishLanguageGrammaticalStructuresinthe
Secondary
Schools"
ThesisAbstract
Thepurposeofthisstudywastoinvestigatetheeffectivenessof
Kolb'sLearningStylesBasedTeachingStrategies(LSBTS)onlearning
someEFLgrammaticalstructuresofincludedintextbook"Hello!
Secondary1".Inaddition,thestudywasintendedtoidentifythe
commonlearningstylesamongstthesubjectsofthestudy(219first
yearsecondaryschoolstudents).Theresearcherdiscussesthe
relationshipoflearningstylesandEFLacademicachievementin
generalandgrammaticalstructuresinparticular.Also,the
researcher
discussesboththeExplicitGrammarInstruction(EGI)andImplicit
GrammarInstruction(IGI)approachestogrammarinstruction.The
researcheradvocatesEGIduetotheEFLsituationinEgyptandthe
secondaryschoolcurriculum.Theresearcheradministered
KolbsLearningStyleInventory(KLSI)toidentifyparticipants'most
commonlearningstylesandagrammarachievement
testtomeasuretheirlearningingrammaticalstructures.Thestudy
waslimitedtoarandomsampleoffirstyearsecondarystudents
andfirsttermsyllabus.Theresearcherusedfivegroups:four
experimentalandonecontrol,whorepresentedfiveEFLclasses.The
researchertaughteachgroupaccordingtothemostcommonlearning
styleinthatclassroom/group.Thefirstexperimentalgroupwas
taughtusingdivergerLSBTS,thesecondwastaughtusingassimilator
LSBTS,thethirdwastaughtusingConvergerLSBTSandthelast
experimentalgroupwastaughtusingAccommodatorLSBTS.Findings
indicatedthatboththeassimilativeanddivergentlearningstyles
werethemostcommonlearningstylesamongsttheparticipantsofthe
studyaccordingtotheKLSI.Also,findingsrevealedthatthere
isnotacertainlearningstylethatachieveswellinlearning
grammaticalstructures,i.e.alllearningstylescouldlearn
grammatical
structuresequallybeforetheexperimentofthestudy.Inaddition,
studentswhoweretaughtand/orassistedwiththeirappropriate
learningstyleLSBTSdidnotoutperformthosewhowerenot.LSBTS
helpedallstudents(neverthelesstheirownlearningstyles)learn
grammaticalstructures.ItwasalsofoundthatAFullLearningCycle
ApproachtoteachingmaybebetterthatonelearningstyleLSBTS
inenhancingstudents'EFLlearning(LSBTSforeachstylearelisted
andtabulatedforthecomfortofteacher).Over300referencesare
listed.
Jan2002May2002UniversityofExeter,SchoolofEducationand
LifelongLearning,Exeter,
Devon,UnitedKingdom
TEFL/TESOLTrainingcertificate[DELTAEquivalent]
Honored(A+)basedonattendanceandperformance
Workedonalearningstylesresearchwhichgot"A"
SharedingroupsofresearchondifferentTEFL/TESOLissues
HadavisitscoursetoprimaryandHighschoolsinExeter,
Plymouth,
Turkey,andotherneighborhoods.
Performeddifferentpresentationson"MultipleIntelligencesand
learningStyles"
Hadacourseonusingthemoderntechnology:PCandtheInternetin
teachingEnglishtoAdultsandyounglearnersMansouraUniversity,
CollegeofEducation,Mansoura,Egypt
SpecialDiplomainEducationTEFL/TESOL
Honor"C+"
StudiedAppliedLinguistics
StudiedCurriculum&InstructionofEnglishLanguage
Attended&ParticipatedinEnglishlanguagemajorbasedseminars
andcurriculumandinstructionsgeneralseminars
ParticipatedinlocalworkshopsandsymposiumsonTEFLinthe
provinceEnglishLanguageDirectorate
StudiedScientificStatistics,
StudiedEnglishDrama:Shakespeare'sfivemaintragediesMansoura
University,CollegeofEducation,Mansoura,Egypt
B.A.inEducationEnglishLanguageLiteratureandMethodology
Honored"C+"
StudiedEnglishlanguageLiterature,Civilization,Literary
Criticism,Poetry,
Prose,Drama,ArabicLanguage,Frenchlanguage,andCurriculum&
Instruction,
EnglishlanguageTeachingMethodology(TEFL)
TeachingExperiences:
AugustNorthernBordersUniversity(NBU),Ararcity,SaudiNorthern
Province,SaudiArabia(Resignation)
LecturerofEnglishasaForeignLanguage
Iamteachingacourseseriesentitled,"Interactions!Access!.
Ihavesharedincoordinatingadministrativeandacademicwork
insidethe
EnglishLanguageDept.
IamadministeringallgradesandexaminationsoflevelsELCS101
and
ELCS102
IhavepreparedthreecoursesofEnglishasaforeignLanguage
(beginners,
Intermediate,andAdvance)fortheDeanshipofCommunityServiceand
ContinuingEducation.Thecoursesundertookaseriesentitled,
"Headway
Plus"
IhavealsoadaptedtwoESPcoursesofEnglishfortheMilitary
personnel
andSoldiers(Beginners,preintermediateandintermediate)forthe
Deanshipof
CommunityServiceandContinuingEducation.Thecoursesundertooka
series
entitled,""Campaign1"and"Campaign2"
Itaughtmultiplecoursesasfollows:
2
ELCA/ELCS101and102.
Interactions!Series:Access,1,2,andMosaics.
EAPandESP
TOPNOTCHSeries:fundamentals,1,2,and3
RosettastoneEFLLaboratoryprogram.
TOEFLIntro.
Ialsocooperatedandworkedwith:
TheIGITgroup,
EducationExpertscompany,and
theSaudiBritishCenterduringmyworkatNBU.
Sept.2005August2006KingAbdulazizUniversity(KAAU),Jeddah,
SaudiArabia
EnglishLanguageInstructor
Itaughtacourseseriesentitled,"Interactions!Access!;
Interactions
1and2.
Isharedincoordinatingadministrativeandacademicworkinside
the
EnglishLanguageDept.
IadministeredallgradesandexaminationsoflevelsELCS101and
ELCS102
N.B.IhavebeentransferredfromKAAUtoNBUduetothenewly
established
collegeofScienceinAra'rcityin1427A.H.toundertakethe
establishmentof
EnglishLanguageDept.basedonadecisiontakenbyKAAUvicerector
andmy
ownapproval.
Spet.1996Aug.2005EgyptianMinistryofEducation(MOE),Temay
AlAmdid,Mansoura,Dakahliya,
Egypt[NOW]
EnglishLanguageInstructor
Workeddifferentstagesofeducation(Intermediate,Secondary
TechnicalSchools,HighSecondarySchools)
Taughtmultiplecourses:generalandESPones:Hello!Series,
EnglishFor
Commerceetc
Administeredallgradesanddifferenttypesofexaminations(GSSC
TOEFL)
Certification,skillsandRelatedExperiences
(1)IparticipatedinInternationalConferences,Forums,and
workshopson
TEFL/TESOL:EgyptesolInt'lConf,AmericanUniv.(AUC)Int'l
ConferenceandCDELT(Centre
forDevelopingEnglishLanguageTeaching,CollegeofEducation,Ain
ShamsUniversity,Cairo)
(2)IalsoParticipatedinlocalworkshopsandsymposiumsonTEFL
preparedbyDakahliya/Mansoura,
DirectorateofEnglishLanguage.
(3)ThroughoutmystudyattheUniversityofMansouraforthedegree
ofMA,Icouldcontactwithmore
professorsofTESOLinsidetheuniversityandintheworkshopsIand
mycolleaguesusedtoprepare
and/orattend.Icouldsuccessfullydevelopteachingstrategiesbased
onmyownstudentslearning
styles.Itisabigachievementtotrytostretchmyownteaching
stylestocopewithmyownstudents'
stylesoflearning.
(4)AnotherachievementinmyownlifeisthemissiontotheUnited
Kingdom,UniversityofExeter.So
manyteachersappliedtothismission,butIcouldsuccessfullypass
alltestsandinterviewsdoneby
MinistryofEducationandtheAmideastinCairo.Ihavebeentrained
onusingCALLinsidetheEFL
classroom.Ihavealsogotchancestodevelopmyownlanguagein
generalandpronunciationin
particular.Iusedtogetanaccesstotheuniversitycentrallibrary
andthecollegelibraryfromwhichI
havereadalotinthefieldofTESOLandcouldpursuemyMAstudy.
(5)Iattendedagroupofworkshops,andsymposiumsonTEFLandthe
ICLD(computerinternational
3
drivinglicense).SometimeIwasatrainernotatrainee.
(6)IamsufficientlyqualifiedforusingtheInternetinteaching
English.
(7)IamalsothoroughlyqualifiedforusingWindowssoftwareand
Microsoftprograms(Word,
PowerPoint,Excel)inpreparingactivities,presentations,
examinationsandanyotherdifferent
typesofworkrelatedduties.
(8)IamabletoprepareworkshopsforTeacherProfessional
Development,
(9)Iamablealsotoworkasacoordinatorofateam,skillof
leadership,
(10)IalsostudiedinaworkshoponQualityAssuranceand
AccreditationinHigherandGeneral
EducationatNorthernBordersUniversity.
(11)Idealtwithsomanycolleagueswhowerenativespeakersandwe
exchangedopinionsabout
TEFLintheArabcountriesandtheobstaclesofteachingEnglishin
thesecountries.
References:
1.ProfDr.AlyKoura,ProfessorofTEFL,CollegeofEducation,
MansouraUniversity,Mansoura,
Egypt.ExprofessorofCurriculumandTeachingMethodsatTaiba
University,Saudi
Arabia
2.Mr.WazirAkhtar,TEFLLecturer,KingAbdulazizUniversity,
EnglishLanguage
Institute,SaudiArabia,
3Dr.JamalShehata,ExEFLAssistantProfessor,KingAbdulaziz
University,English
LanguageInstitute,andCurrentlyatTaibahUniversityELC,Saudi
Arabia,
4.DrYasserGomaa,AssistantprofofEnglish,KingSaudUniv,KSA.
MyOwnTeachingEthics
1.Ishallgiveforemostconsiderationtothestudentswellbeing.
2.Ishalldirectmywholeprofessionalefforttoassistthestudents
todeveloptheirforeign
languagespeakingability.
3.Ishallfosterinmystudents,honesty,integrity,and
considerationforothersandshalldo
nothing,bypreceptorexample,todiscreditthesequalities.
4.Ishallact,andshallbeseentoact,withjusticeandfairness
5.Ishallexerciseauthorityinaccordancewiththelawoftheland
andwithevolvingconceptsof
thestudents'needsandrights.
6.Ishallrecognizethateachstudentisanindividualandthat
studentscandifferinwhatis
requiredforthepromotionoftheireducation.
7.Ishallnotuseprofessionalrelationshipswithstudentsfor
privateadvantage.
8.Ishallrespecttheprofessionalstandingandopinionsofmy
colleaguesandshallmaintainin
myrelationswiththemthehigheststandardsofprofessional
courtesy.
9.Ishallaccepttheauthorityofseniorprofessionalcolleagues
whileretainingtherightto
expressprofessionalopinion.
10.Ishallrecognizehis/herobligationtoimprovehiseffectiveness
asaforeign
language/secondlanguageteacherineverypossibleway.
Mansoura,Egypt,2013