Family Empowerment Program
Students in this program become intensively familiar with the most important key and practical issues related to the foundational principles of this field of study.
- Each program includes 6 main modules taught over 2 semesters of 6 months.
- In each semester, 3 specialized modules consisting of several course topics are delivered.
- The total instructional hours over one year are approximately 153 hours.
- Each course is held weekly with one 1.5-hour session.
- Training days: Thursdays, with three 90-minute classes each day.
- Each semester includes 17 weeks of instruction.
- Semester One Start : September 15
- Semester One End : January 15
- Semester One Exams : January 20
- Semester Two Start : February 15
- Semester Two End : June 15
- Semester Two Exams : June 20
- Graduation Ceremony : July 10
- This program includes an official Certificate of Completion in English
- Graduates of this program are given priority for membership in professional associations or academic clubs of the college
- Tuition Fee per Semester : $300
Our Vision in This Program
What Courses Are Taught in This Program?
All training sessions are delivered by distinguished specialist instructors, and classes are held online through live and recorded video sessions.
Semester One
Understanding the Principles of a Healthy Family
Sundays : 14 to 16- Family structure and roles in modern life
- Defining family values and norms
- Identifying the emotional and psychological needs of family members
- Balancing independence and belonging within the family
Semester One
Communication Skills in the Family
Sundays : 17 to 19
- Effective communication with spouse and children
- Active listening and constructive responses
- Conflict resolution and managing daily disagreements
- Creating an atmosphere of trust and mutual respect
Semester One
Family Management and Decision-Making
Tuesdays : 16 to 18- Prioritizing issues and planning family life
- Managing family financial and economic resources
- Collective decision-making and the role of consultation in the family
- Teaching children participation and responsibility
Semester Two
Developing Parenting Skills
Sundays : 14 to 16- Creating a supportive environment for children’s growth
- Value-based upbringing and family identity
- Strengthening independence and responsibility in adolescents
- Managing developmental changes and family crises
Semester Two
Marital Life Skills
Sundays : 17 to 19 AM- Strengthening marital relationships and maintaining intimacy
- Managing emotional conflicts and disagreements
- Developing cooperation skills and division of responsibilities
- Building a resilient family against environmental pressures
Semester Two
Social Development and a Sustainable Family
Tuesdays : 16 to 18- The role of the family in society and social networks
- Interaction with schools, peers, and children’s communities
- Managing resources and opportunities for collective growth
- Planning for a sustainable and empowered family future
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