Makram Ayad Yacoub Ibrahim was born and raised in Bani
Suef, Egypt. Before coming to work at
Nomen Global Language Centers, in Provo, Utah, he studied English at Brigham
Young University.
His family are Coptic Christians, who now live in Cairo,
Egypt.
The Coptic Christians are the largest Christian community
in the Middle East. They account for
approximately ten percent of the Egyptian population. Egypt has over 86 million inhabitants. Egypt has one of the longest continual
histories of any modern state, going back over three thousand years. Most of the citizens of Egypt still live
within close proximity of the Nile River.
Makram currently works as Nomen Global’s specialist for
Middle Eastern and European students. He started with Nomen Global Language
Center in January of 2014. He enjoys
working at Nomen Global because he meets many students from different
countries. He says it is fun to watch
them and help them learn English. Our
many Middle Eastern students find Makram always willing to help them find
lodging and help them work things out when their English language skills are
stretched to the limit.
Makram enjoys playing soccer, swimming, and jogging.
His favorite phrase in English is “Show them what you
got!”
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