Free Courses/Training for 玩偶姐姐s In Riyadh

cooldudell · 2016-06-22T15:25:49+02:00

Explore free courses and training opportunities for expats in Riyadh, perfect for enhancing skills and networking in a new city.

cooldudell Contributor

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cooldudellContributor22 June 2016 13:25:49

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I was hoping to find any free courses for expats in Riyadh area. Please let me know if there are any.

Thanks in advance.

Fred Indonesia Expert

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FredIndonesia Expert22 June 2016 13:29:37

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Training in the finer points of Islam or graphic design?

cooldudell Contributor

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cooldudellContributor22 June 2016 21:24:03

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I was hoping for something technical.

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PrimadonnaJordan Expert23 June 2016 05:39:01

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Nothing is for free unless you work for a company who wants to train you.

cooldudell Contributor

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cooldudellContributor23 June 2016 07:23:09

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Lectures about Islam. (preferable English or Urdu)

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TheLegendLeadsViP23 June 2016 08:48:14

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cooldudell wrote:
Lectures about Islam. (preferable English or Urdu)

Millions available on youtube.

cooldudell Contributor

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cooldudellContributor26 June 2016 13:23:33

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Not on Youtube dude. (Physical attendance)

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TheLegendLeadsViP26 June 2016 13:46:42

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Physical are very rare. That's why suggested you youtube.

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FredIndonesia Expert26 June 2016 22:11:08

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cooldudell wrote:
Lectures about Islam. (preferable English or Urdu)

If you want knowledge about Islam, just wander to the nearest mosque and find someone who can speak a language you understand, English being the most likely.

Technical courses without stumping up some cash will be harder work.

cooldudell Contributor

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cooldudellContributor30 June 2016 01:41:28

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Thanks.

skhurram007 Serial expat

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skhurram007Serial expat25 July 2016 08:35:16

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There is a free course on every Friday approved by Govt. conducted somewhere in Badiah probably. They provide free lunch and have free pick ups and drop back as well from some parts of city as well. It's a multi-year official course, at the end of which you would receive valuable certificate /diploma.

I joined it several years before. People were picked up from Hara at around 11 am on Friday and dropped back in Hara around 4:30-5:00 pm. They were having classes for Arabic, Quran, Hadeeth, Fiqh. I was unfortunate to leave it in between after aroudn 1 year due to work circumstances. At that time it was somehow affiliated with Madinah University and we were studying towards Aalim's qualification.

I am sure, they are still running and in more languages now. Just ask in some mosque in Hara. Our pickup point was the car parking in front of Daccan Sweets (Old). You can get links from there as well.

Best wishes...

Yavi Fernando Member

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Yavi FernandoMember31 July 2016 22:59:37

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Peeps, anyone know of any place preferably cheap or reasonable priced for an expat to learn vocal Arabic?? I'm not the kind who does self study. I suck at it. Like a class room environment or meet out and learn. Keen to learn Arabic as I'm struggling without knowing the language and it's a essential requirement in my line of work as well.

Please suggest.