Panel Discussion on Developing Persian Language Courses for Non-Persian Speakers at the Women's Campus

To establish the required infrastructure for offering AZFA (Teaching Persian to speakers of other languages) courses at the Women's Campus, a collaborative meeting took place with the attendance of the President of the Women's Campus, the Vice President of Education and Graduate Studies, faculty members, and representatives from the Persian Language Education Center (AZFA) at Imam Sadiq University.

The meeting, which included Dr. Karimi, the Director of the Persian Language Education Center, along with Dr. Tavajani, the Persian course instructor and AZFA lecturer, and Mr. Memar, an active instructor and participant in attracting international students, focused on discussing the experiences of the Persian Language Education Center (AZFA). The conversation centered on how to build the capacity to offer Persian language programs to non-Persian speakers at the Women's Campus and the necessary steps to initiate related courses.

Key topics of discussion included the potential capacities and educational infrastructure needed, administrative procedures, the variety of educational materials, the process of selecting instructors, recruitment of foreign students, and other essential components required to implement Persian language education for non-Persian speakers at the Women's Campus. These issues were thoroughly examined in the meeting.