At the Habibi Center, we provide structured and academically rigorous English language instruction to refugee youth, enabling them to communicate effectively and integrate successfully into society
Our Literacy Program helps students learn to read and write, often for the first time, significantly improving their communication skills and enhancing their independence.
We offers GED (General Educational Development) exam preparation classes to students who are unable to complete the Greek school system. The GED exams are challenging, but with preparation classes for each of the subjects tested, students can pass the exams and obtain an American high school equivalency credential, which opens up more opportunities for their future.
Students are prepared for official Cambridge English exams, boosting their language proficiency and facilitating their integration into educational and professional settings.
Our IT Program equips students with essential digital literacy skills necessary for modern job markets and independent learning. The program is structured in three levels:
We empower students for success in higher education by enhancing their academic skills, including critical thinking, researching, writing, and presenting.
Students receive tailored academic support, improving their understanding of various subjects, addressing gaps in prior education, and preparing for academic and career pursuits. These personalized classes help students excel in mathematics, science, or any subject they need assistance with.
This workshop equips aging-out students with the necessary skills and guidance for entering the workforce. Students gain career clarity, develop job search skills, and create professional documents like CVs and cover letters, enhancing their employability and confidence in job applications.
The Interpreters' Workshop fosters professional growth and empowers students with interpretation skills for potential career opportunities. It provides students with good language skills the proper training, qualifications, and network to find work as interpreters.
The Editors' Workshop improves students' writing and IT skills while engaging interns in organizational tasks, amplifying student voices through a magazine.
The Art Workshop provides a platform for creative expression and exploration of identity, encouraging deeper self-reflection and expression through art.
We equip volunteers and advanced students with essential teaching skills and knowledge. This structured program, based on practical teaching experience and relevant literature, provides opportunities for participants to apply new knowledge in their teaching practice.
We also have other programs such as the Spelling Bee Events, Buddies Without Borders, and the Pen Pal Program.