The fourth year student shows up in Medical SchoolSome medical lessons for a group of children, and he explains to them about the members Human Body In a fun way.
Commenting on his initiative, Boustany said: "We started with the idea because our university has moved on to dealing in dollars as our people get their money in pounds, which causes a deficit in the amounts we pay and what we get. financial resources".
He added: "After the number of students reached one hundred, I spoke with the students of the Faculty of Medicine, told them my experience and we formed a small group, giving lessons to students from 26 countries".
For his part, coach Rita Alawia said: "We called the initiative (Medical Campin), and it aims to give lessons to young people on medicine, with the aim of educating and educating them in this field.".
Explanation: "The initiative helps us and others, as we guarantee some expenses that support us in our university fees and students also benefit from the information".
Instructors bring models of human skeletons and equipment Virtual reality And other educational means to provide simple lessons on how the human body works, first aid and other biology topics, amidst the great interest of students’ families and their attraction to this educational idea.
Boustany and the rest of her colleagues intend to expand further and leave a bigger footprint on the children who see them as successful doctors in the field. the future.
“>
Thanks to the initiative launched by Jad Boustany, the latter is able to give Lessons for childrenand assuring him an additional, average income The economic crisis in Lebanon.
The fourth year student shows up in Medical SchoolSome medical lessons for a group of children, and he explains to them about the members Human Body In a fun way.
Commenting on his initiative, Boustani said: “We started from the idea because our university switched to dealing in dollars while our people receive money in pounds, which causes a deficit in the amounts we pay and what we get. financial resources“.
He added: “After the number of students reached 100, I spoke with the students of the Faculty of Medicine and told them my experience and we formed a small group, giving lessons to students from 26 countries.”
For her part, the trainer Rita Alawia said: “We called the initiative (Medical Campin), and it aims to give lessons to young people on medicine, with the aim of educating and educating them in this field”.
He explained: “The initiative helps us and others, as we guarantee some expenses that support us in our university fees and students also benefit from the information.”
Instructors bring models of human skeletons and equipment Virtual reality And other educational means to provide simple lessons on how the human body works, first aid and other biology topics, amidst the great interest of students’ families and their attraction to this educational idea.
Boustany and the rest of her colleagues intend to expand further and leave a bigger footprint on the children who see them as successful doctors in the field. the future.
