Two faculty members from the College of Agriculture at Samarra University participated in a Training of Trainers (TOT) course and received distinction.
Two faculty members from the College of Agriculture at Samarra University, Assistant Lecturer Huda Fadhil Khudair and Assistant Lecturer Maab Numan Lahib, participated in a Training of Trainers (TOT) course in the fields of energy sustainability, the environment, and occupational safety. The course was organized by the National Center for Occupational Health and Safety, with broad participation from employees of various ministries and government institutions.
The course ran from June 7 to 18, 2026, and included a comprehensive training program combining theoretical and practical aspects. Its aim was to develop the training skills of the participants and qualify them to transfer knowledge and promote the concepts of environmental sustainability and occupational safety.
The two faculty members achieved outstanding performance during their participation in the course, receiving distinction, an achievement that reflects their scientific and practical competence and their commitment to developing their academic and professional capabilities.
This participation comes as part of the College of Agriculture at Samarra University\’s efforts to support its teaching staff and enhance their participation in specialized training programs, thereby contributing to raising the level of academic performance and developing scientific expertise in service of the educational process.
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