Sami Jalloul, a broadcaster at the Lebanese Radio and Al Mayadeen TV, started his school life defying all difficulties, as he told Diversity Guide, at the Lebanese School for the Blind in Baabda, a boarding school. “When I reached high school, the school administration decided that I could continue my education in a regular school […]
“Ever since I was young, I dreamed of becoming an audio engineer, but I discovered that this specialization is not taught in Lebanon as a separate discipline in its own right. The closest major was audio-visual journalism, but I didn’t study it because I couldn’t study directing, and I refused to travel and leave Lebanon,” […]
Nicole Toameh, a journalist at An-Nahar newspaper, tells her story: “The beginning was when I received my baccalaureate degree from Beirut Ahliya School. Before that, I was in a special school for the blind, but since middle school, I also went to a regular school.” “When I received my baccalaureate degree, I wanted to specialize […]
