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Amman, July 21 (Petra) – The All Jordan Youth Commission (AJYC), a
youth empowerment body established under the King Abdullah II Fund
for Development, launched on Tuesday an English language club across
its offices in all governorates.
The initiative seeks to equip Jordanian youth with English language
skills, strengthening their competitiveness in both the domestic and
international labor markets.
Through an interactive environment, the program focuses on building
conversational fluency, listening comprehension, critical thinking,
and public speaking confidence.
Building on previous cycles, the club expands access this year using
updated, highly interactive training methods. Previous sessions have
helped hundreds of young men and women advance their academic,
professional, and leadership prospects.
The program offers free, sustainable training delivered by qualified
instructors using practical simulation techniques, reinforcing the
AJYC’s role in human capital development across the Kingdom.
//Petra// HA