Hamza Koudri
Hamza Koudri is an accomplished professional serving as the Director of Programs at World Learning, responsible for managing a diverse range of education and workforce development initiatives in Algeria.
With a strong background in enhancing local institutions' capabilities in delivering top-notch education and employment schemes, Hamza excels in curriculum development, teacher training, and academic evaluation.
His extensive experience spans creating and leading educational programs for youth and instructors in various countries, including the MENA region, the United States, and Korea.
During his tenure as a Humphrey Fellow, Hamza contributed significantly to establishing a mentorship program at Penn State University and a teacher training certificate initiative at Indiana University in Bloomington, focusing on social equity.
Hamza's academic qualifications include a Master's Degree in English literature and civilization, complemented by a TESOL certification from SIT Graduate Institute, highlighting his expertise in education quality, curriculum design, project management, youth workforce development, and monitoring & evaluation.
He pursued his Bachelor's degree in English Language and Literature at the University of Algiers 2, Bouzerea, further advancing his educational foundation.
His professional journey includes roles such as Former Assistant Director of Education Programs, Education Project Manager, and Senior Education Specialist at World Learning, showcasing his continuous growth within the organization.
Prior to his current position, Hamza held different key positions at institutions like the Hopeland Institute and Penn State University, where he honed his skills in civic engagement, training, and education program management.
With a rich experience encompassing various educational roles, Hamza Koudri emerges as a dedicated professional with a passion for driving positive change through education and skill development.
