SU drastically reduces college representation on Assembly
The change comes despite over 80% of students saying they were more aligned with their college than the SU in the SU's democracy review.
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The change comes despite over 80% of students saying they were more aligned with their college than the SU in the SU's democracy review.
17 يونيو 2021 نظمت هيئة تنمية المجتمع في دبي ورشة عمل تفاعلية أقيمت عن بعد، لمقدمي الخدمات ومراكز تعليم وتأهيل أصحاب الهمم، بهدف تمكينهم في تحقيق أفضل حلول التوظيف الدامج لأصحاب الهمم، والاستفادة من الممارسات والتجارب الناجحة في هذا المجال، وبحث تجارب التوظيف المدعوم لأصحاب الهمم. وتعد الورشة، الثالثة ضمن سلسلة من اللقاءات التثÙ...
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