*Sana’a University CCTLT Organizes Scientific Competition in English Conversation Skills*
#Sana'a University – CCTLT Media
As part of its commitment to promoting extracurricular activities and developing students' language skills, the Community Center for Translation & Language Teaching (CCTLT) at Sana'a University organized a specialized scientific competition in English conversation skills on Sunday, October 25, 2026, under the title:
“Voice It Out! The Ultimate Conversation Challenge”
The competition saw the participation of 20 male and female students representing 10 classes at the intermediate and advanced levels of the English Language Program. Participants competed by delivering a variety of conversational presentations addressing contemporary issues and topics, demonstrating outstanding abilities in spontaneous speaking and expressing themselves confidently and fluently. Their performances reflected an advanced level of linguistic competence.
The competition took place in an enthusiastic atmosphere characterized by positive competition and creativity. A specialized judging panel evaluated the participants' performances according to rigorous academic criteria, including linguistic fluency, pronunciation efficiency, grammatical accuracy, stage presence, persuasiveness, and the ability to manage discussions.
Following intense competition among the participating teams, the judging panel announced that the Level 4B female students' team had won first place, under the supervision and training of Ms. Ola Radwan, a teacher at the Department of Language Teaching. The award recognized the students' outstanding performance and the efforts made to prepare and equip them to participate and achieve this accomplishment.
At the conclusion of the event, Prof. Ibraheem Tagaddeen, Director of the Center, delivered a speech in which he praised the idea behind the competition and its importance in developing English conversation skills. He commended the participants' outstanding performance and emphasized that their achievements reflected the efforts of the teaching staff and the Center's commitment to employing modern teaching methods and practical activities to develop students' skills.
The Center's Director also congratulated the Level 4B female students' team on winning first place and presented the students with certificates of appreciation in recognition of their excellence and outstanding performance, wishing them continued success and progress.
He affirmed that the Center will continue to organize specialized educational activities and events that contribute to advancing the educational process, enhancing students' confidence in their language skills, and providing an interactive learning environment that makes English language learning a rich, enjoyable, and motivating experience toward creativity and excellence.
