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TEFL International TESOL Course Alexandria Egypt

TEFL International gives a chance to visit Egypt and pursue valuable TESOL course simultaneously. Though Arabic is the official language of Egypt, English and French are very commonly used. There are many English medium schools all over Egypt. The TESOL certified teacher can get a job there and no undergraduate degree in required. Apart from schools, TESOL jobs are available at private institutes and in universities. Apart from teaching in schools or other institutions, one can earn highly by teaching private students. TESOL Course in Egypt only takes place in Alexandria.

TESOL Course Alexandria Egypt

TESOL Certification Course in Alexandria Egypt

Enjoy tours to mud-brick villages, Bedouin camps, cities and towns of Egypt and discover mystical Egypt and enjoy the tourist attractions of this ancient land that glitters like a precious jewel on the map of the African continent.

Egypt has caught the attention and fancy of many over the years as the time passes by; their curiosity to know more about the country has risen manifold. The History of Egypt commences from 3300 BC when they had developed the script of symbols to give expressions to their feelings in the form of words. It was also during this period that Pharaoh Menes united the Upper Egypt and Lower Egypt to form one single kingdom. He initiated the construction of his two capitals, Memphis in the North and Abydos in the South. The strong and competent rulers set up an efficient government. The calendar was also introduced during this period. Gradually the grandeur of this period waned in the History of Egypt and gave way to the establishment of the foreign rule.

The History of Egypt is also marked with the rule of the foreigners. Egypt was ruled by quite a few foreign rulers including Alexander the Great and Cleopatra VII for more than 300 years. It also became the province of Rome but the division of power resulted in its abandonment. After this, many foreign countries ruled over Egypt but for short period of times. Egypt finally became an independent country with the President as the leader after series of wars and years of hard work.
Get a deeper insight into the History of Egypt with the Egypt Travel Hub. You will not only learn about the various dynasties that ruled and made their impact on the culture of Egypt but also great contribution made by them to the world in the field of architecture.

About Egypt
The approximate land area of Egypt is 9,97,738 sq km and it is 1085 km north to south and 1255 km east to west. It is bound by the Mediterranean Sea to the North, Sudan in the South, Israel and Red Sea in the East and Libya in the West.
The Arab Republic of Egypt enjoys a strategic location in the northeast corner of the African continent and so plays a major role in transportation between the continents of Africa, Asia and Europe.

Cairo is the capital city of Egypt. Nile is the longest river in the world and lifeline of Egypt. Majority of population inhabits the region around the Nile Valley and the Nile Delta. Egypt comprises largely of desert out of which 90% is the Libyan Desert and the remaining 10% is Sahara Desert and Arabian Desert.

Egypt is the birth place of human civilization and has all the evidence to show for it. From its grand pyramids to the enigmatic sphinx to the temples of Giza, with the frescos and hieroglyphs all speak of a civilization much advanced of its times. When the rest of the world was roaming and wandering for food ill-clad and wild Egypt was discovering the nitty-gritty of complex geometry and architecture.

They were the ones to discovery paper and the art of mummification or preservation of the corpse for thousands of years. Their exquisite works of art still hold the world spellbound.

Though today's Egyptians have abandoned their ancient heritage for a mostly Moslem Arabic-speaking nation but they are proud of their past heritage. Happily, they have maintained their friendly, hospitable, and warm characteristics.

Tourist attractions
Motley of enthralling tourist attractions, Egypt provides the astute traveler the greatest open-air museum and the wonderful historical sites of Egypt are as old as the origin of civilization. Listed below are the important tourist spots:

Cairo is the capital city of Egypt and welcomes you into a jumble of luxury cars, donkey-drawn carts, mud brick huts jostling with modern homes, ancient culture, standing out amidst modern trends, golf courses, bowling alleys, clubs, restaurants, traditional food.

Enjoy tours to Egyptian Antiquities Museum, Al-Qalaa Citadel, Coptic Museum, Museum of Islamic Arts, Gayer-Anderson Museum, Mosque of Ibn Tulun, Mosque at Al-Azhar, Abdeen Palace Museum, Abu Sir Pyramids, Manial Palace Museum and various other tourist attractions that offer you a glimpse into the rich historical tradition of Egypt.

Giza is among the most important tourist attractions of Egypt and is famous the world over for the Pyramids and the Sphinx. These monuments have been listed as World Heritage Sites by the UNESCO.

Alexandria is rich in tourist attractions and offers ample opportunity for you to enjoy Egypt. Tour the historical buildings and church located at Abu Mina, visit the Sidi Abdel Rahman Beach, Sidi Kir Beach, visit the temples and lighthouse at Borg al-Arab. It was in Alexandria, Egypt that the first solar calendar was devised in the ancient times.
Abu Simbel invites you to come and explore its colossal treasures. Visit the Temple of Hathor, Temple of Re-Harakhte and other interesting tour destinations in Abu Simbel in Egypt.

Hurghada is one of the popular holiday spots in Egypt. chill out at the nightclubs, casinos and beaches. Tour the National Museum, ruins of Roman Mons Porphyrites, Giftun Island and the Aquarium near the Red Sea.

Luxor is regarded as the "open-air museum,” of Egypt. Dotted with historic monuments Luxor is a great place to travel to on your holidays. Tour the Karnak Temple, twin statues of Ramses II, Temple of Luxor, El-Mekashkesh Mosque, Mummification Museum and the Luxor Museum.

There is indeed a horde of activities as well. One can go scuba diving and underwater snorkeling in the river Nile. The underwater world is riveting.

Economy
At the end of the 1980s Egypt’s economy was a sad state of affairs. The country was suffering from low productivity, inept economic management and was burdened with huge population growth, high inflation and gross overcrowding of cities.
In the face of these pressures in 1991 Egypt undertook wide-ranging macroeconomic stabilization and structural reform measures. This reform effort has been supported by three successive IMF arrangements the last of which was concluded in October 1996. Egypt's reform efforts—and its participation in the Gulf war coalition—also led to massive debt relief under the Paris Club arrangements.

Although the pace of reform has been uneven and slower than envisaged under the IMF programs substantial progress has been made in improving macroeconomic performance.

Budget deficits have been slashed and Egypt has been moving toward a more decentralized market-oriented economy. These economic reforms and growing investment opportunities have prompted increasing foreign investment but incoming capital has largely been concentrated in stock market portfolio flows.

Another problem faced by Egypt is frequent drought that affects food production and adds to the difficulties of the not so well to do.

Egypt's economy also has been hit by a sharp downturn in tourism—a key foreign exchange and job producing sector—following the 17 November 1997 massacre of foreign tourists at Luxor.

Although Egypt has regained these revenues over time but tourism is yet to be totally revived.

Weather
Egypt, because of the deserts experience extreme climate. But the north and south of the country also has a difference in the climate
The Summer Season in Egypt is exceptionally hot and dry during the months of May to August. The average temperature during summers in the south can rise up to 41oC and around 35oC in the north.

The Spring Season experiences temperate climatic conditions accompanied by dust storms.

The Winter Season bring with them pleasant climate good for traveling in Egypt. The average temperature during winters is around 21oC in the south and 13oC in the north.