Vodafone’s Al Johara Channel contributes to the development of teaching methods

Vodafone Qatar’s Al Johara Ms. Fatima Abdulsalam Ahmed Al Ajji has managed to contribute in the development of teaching methods in Arwa bent Abdulmuttalib Independent High School, by selling iPads to be used in science class projects. 

Mrs. Fatima Al Thawadi, Head Mistress of Arwa Bent Abdulmuttalib Independent High School, is an innovative thinker.  She aims to have all her senior pupils have use of world class resources to support their learning at the school’s science club. Using the iPads provided by Vodafone’s Al Johara, it will be the perfect source to teach and learn, giving the students and teachers access to global resources at any time.

(R to L) Fatima Al Thawadi - Head Mistress of Arwa Bent Abdulmutallib Independent High School- Susie Kelt- Head of Al Johara Channel Vodafone Qatar- Hayfaa Al Marri- Team Leader of Al Johara Team

“This application of iPad use is ground breaking in Qatar and with all the thanks to Vodafone Qatar, the pupils at Arwa Bent Abdulmutttalib Independent High School will now have access to up to the minute, world class resources for their projects and deeper learning,” said Fatima Al Thawadi, Head Mistress of Arwa Bent Abdulmuttalib Independent High School. 

“Vodafone’s Al Johara Channel has been expanding noticably through out the community and these Qatari women are proving themselves as business women by growing their business and targeting new customers. This innovative application of iPad learning demonstrates Fatma’s, the school’s headmistress’s, true creative and educational teaching strategies,” said Susie Kelt, Head of Al Johara Channel at Vodafone Qatar.

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