Al-Qunfudhah University College is pleased to announce the names of the candidates who are shortlisted for an interview to occupy teaching assistant positions at the college. The interview will be held on Monday, 16 Shaban 1437 H. at 09:00 am in Al-Qunfudhah University College (females). Here are the shortlisted names:
Teaching assistant (Arabic- Grammar and Morphology)- Females:
Mariam Yahia Ismail Al-Turki
Muhra Mohamed Haidar Assiri
Saadiya Ali Hussein Al-Zilaei
Areej Talal Hatroush Al-Mowalad
Teaching Assistant (Family Education- Home Economics)- Females:
Teaching Assitant (Mathematics- Real Analysis)- Females:
Siham Mohamed Moateq Al-Ruwaithi
Amani Hamza Ali Al-Rufaidi
Aisha Abdullah Mariee Al-Qahmani
Ashwaq Fahd Abdulmuhsen Al-Bedewi
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