Al Jazeera Media Institute is offering a specialized training course on Art of Television Presentation, in cooperation with the Syrian International Academy in Syria, during the second week of next January.

The course will be supervised by the distinguished journalist and media professional Mohammed Krichan. The course aims to enable participants to acquire confident on-camera presence skills and master performance control and professional appearance through hands-on training in real practical environment.

At the end of the course, trainees will be awarded certificates of participation from Aljazeera Media Institute, with a focus on practical aspects that enhance field experience in television presentation and visual media.

It is worth noting that journalist and media professional Mohammed Krichan is one of the founders of Aljazeera Channel since its launch in 1996. He has presented several talk shows, covered major events, and conducted interviews with heads of state and prominent figures. Prior to joining Aljazeera, he worked at BBC Arabic in London and served as a correspondent for several media outlets, including MBC and Monte Carlo. He received the Best Radio Journalist Award in 1992 and was honored in 1993 by the late Palestinian president Yasser Arafat for his coverage of the Palestinian cause.