Explore the Elias Hanna Foundation’s educational, skills-development and cultural initiatives—supporting individuals while strengthening connections to community and heritage.
Elias Hanna School
Founded in Qamishli in 2020, the school provides free after-school tutoring. Its published program covers mathematics, physics, English and Arabic for students in grades 1–12 who need additional support.
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Shape My Future
A skills-development initiative designed to bridge classroom learning and the demands of life and work. Its competency-based approach focuses on learners’ needs and practical development.
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Music, folklore & language
Supporting cultural expression through music, songs, literature and language-learning content. The initiative connects heritage with creative work and new generations.
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The foundation lists these learning programs as free. This is an overview of published offerings, not a current registration timetable. Availability varies by branch.
School tutoring
Support with school subjects for middle- and high-school learners, alongside the foundation’s wider academic tutoring initiatives.
English & Syriac
Language learning that supports communication and cultural connection. Ask your branch about current levels and age groups.
Computer skills & ICDL
Computer-skills courses to help learners build confidence with digital tools. Confirm the syllabus and any certification arrangements with the team.
Makeup & hairstyling
Training in makeup and haircutting, providing an opportunity to develop practical skills in beauty and personal care.
Music & folklore
Music learning and cultural activities that connect creativity with heritage, including the foundation’s shared updates on Zalin folklore rehearsals.
Workplace & training skills
Published offerings include human resources, Train-the-Trainer (ToT), and NLP courses. Contact the team for the current syllabus, format and availability.
Find the right learning opportunity
Tell us your city and the course you are interested in. The team can confirm current schedules, age groups, locations and registration details.
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How do I find an available course?
Contact info@eliashannafoundation.org or message the foundation on Facebook. Include your city, preferred course and age group so the team can guide you.
Are all courses available at every branch?
No single timetable is confirmed here for all branches. Check the current course, level, age requirements, location and start date with the team before attending.
What cultural activities does the foundation support?
Published updates include Aramaic teaching in Jubb’adin and Zalin folklore rehearsals with participants of different ages. Aramaic teaching is a distinct activity from the Syriac courses listed above; contact the foundation about participation.
Cultural activity updates: Aramaic teaching in Jubb’adin · Zalin folklore rehearsals