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The Academy is one of the leading bodies in training for those wishing to obtain technical and professional qualifications compatible with the labor market. The Academy offers a set of training services programs, namely:
1. General programs: These are training programs in the fields that the Academy trains or supervises, which are offered to all segments of society.
2. Special programs: These are training programs in the fields that the Academy trains or supervises. They are designed, prepared and implemented for the benefit of the public and private sectors as requested.
3. Evening training: It is a training diploma program in the fields that the academy trains or supervises, similar to the training program in the morning period.
4. Productive Training: A training program that adopts a methodology for developing the skills of trainees in production or maintenance in their practical field of specialization.

Consulting services and studies
The Academy is proud of the existence of a distinguished elite of specialized competencies within the work team, and this is what enables us to provide expertise, advice, studies and research to the public and private sectors in many qualitative areas, some of which are unique to the Academy in specializing in it.

Education Programming
Community and Capacity Development Programming
Research and Development

1. The Promotion of the ‘Amman Message’ Project Funded by the European Union and contracted by the Jordanian Ministry of Planning and International Cooperation, RIIFS is currently implementing the “Promotion of the ‘Amman Message’ Project,” the first initiative of its kind in the Arab world. Launched in September 2012, this two-year project aims to develop and establish a multi-leveled discourse that tackles diverse dimensions of religious conflict, amongst Muslims on the one hand, and between Muslims and non-Muslims on the other. The project is being implemented by RIIFS locally, regionally and internationally through research, conferences and symposia, training programs and publications. 2. MA Program in Religion and Culture RIIFS is currently in the process of establishing a graduate Program in Religion and Culture granting an MA degree accredited by Yarmouk University in Jordan. The program is designed for graduate students from Jordan, the Arab region and abroad, coming from a variety of disciplines, who wish to enrich their knowledge of the role of religions in contemporary societies. This program is very much in line with RIIFS’s vision of fostering deeper mutual understanding between the followers of different faiths. In addition to the MA program, a Certificate Program will also conduct training courses targeting teachers and preachers of religion, designed in cooperation with the Ministries of Awqaf and Islamic Affairs, Education and Higher Education, as well as other relevant Jordanian institutions. 3. As Head of the Jordanian Network of the Anna Lindh Foundation, Since November 2010 RIIFS engages the Jordanian civil society organization members, activists and youth, in consultation with the Steering Committee, in organizing activities that are consistent with ALF's strategy. It also represents the network members in the main international ALF events. The goal is to promote acceptance of pluralism, cultural diversity, mutual respect among societies, religions and beliefs and the acknowledgment of the rule of law and fundamental freedoms in the Euro-Med region. RIIFS has established an outstanding track record as National Head of Network in the South.

Ruwwad is a citizen-led model. It utilizes the community service hours of the scholars to create safe learning spaces for children and adolescents; mobilizes the families to launch grassroots campaigns that help engender social change; and advocates for access to rights-based services through various partnerships within the private sector, governmental agencies and the civil society. Supportive action and intervention is developed in collaboration with specialists, where applicable, but always in conversation with the community.
Ruwwad launches community led campaigns that adopt the "organizing methodology," which enables the campaign’s community to tap into its own resources through a strong structure of leadership teams. Ruwwad’s premise is that the people are the experts on the context and they have the insights needed to nudge change. Ruwwad launched its _rst campaign ‘6 Minutes Joy of Reading’ in 2011 and ‘Safe Homes’ campaign to put an end to physical violence against children at homes in 20122013-.
Ruwwad's programs--Child Development, Youth Organizing and Community Support--focus on using inquiry-based learning, psychosocial support and the creative arts as key methodologies.

Health education

we have more than one project , we are aiming to cover the whole country with our programs .

1- Implement projects in the field of community development such as: vocational training and income generating, youth empowerment, human rights compliances …etc.
2- Conduct feasibility studies on humanitarian projects.
3- Conduct research and studies related to socio-economic improvement, educational development, etc.
4- Monitor and evaluate projects and programs for the sake of future improvement and better use of resources.
5- Conduct training workshops to enhance individuals' abilities, improve their expertise, and contribute to their innovative problem solving skills.

Since 2012, SAMAR Media has produced and broadcast more than 200 videos as part of the following web programs:
The Cartoonists of the Arab world, Tahrir, my revolution, The Arab Summer, This is Palestine, Turkey and the Arab World, The New Arab media, The Lebanese of West Africa, Me and my Country: 5 Years into the Arab Uprisings, Rap Generation: The Beat of the street, Arabic Dialects.
These web video series have generated more than 3 million views on the Internet.
SAMAR also regularly organizes public screenings of these series. In June 2016, SAMAR Media also held a conference and a concert at the Villa Méditerranée in Marseilles on the theme « Exile & Migrations in the Mediterranean ». This public event featured musicians and Spoken Words artists from the Arab region and experts of migration issues.

- Capacity Building Program for CSOs in Crisis and DRR, funded by UNDP

      - Enhancing Comprehensive Education in host communities, funded by World Bank

  - Accountability for Change in Education, funded by Partners Jordan/ World Bank

  - Preparing Local Development needs’ Guide for Mafraq’s 6 municipalities, funded by   Partners Jordan/ Spanish Agency for International development Cooperation (aecid)

            - Diagnosis and define a set of strategic actions to increase, restore and enhance the green infrastructure and its use in Jerash city, funded by MEDCITIES