Educational Advising
Amideast hosts the EducationUSA advising center in Yemen on behalf of the U.S. Department of State’s Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs. As part of the EducationUSA network of more than 425 advising centers worldwide, it maintains EducationUSA ethical standards.
Services
The EducationUSA center in Yemen offers a full range of services to help students and professionals access higher education at more than 4,000 U.S. colleges and universities. These services include:
Free introductory public information sessions on various aspects of U.S. education
Weekly general advising sessions and virtual advising sessions
Individual consultations on U.S. study
Application support services
Access to our extensive collections of materials on U.S. and regional educational opportunities available for public use
Accredited U.S. institutions are welcome to participate in direct videoconferences on various aspects of U.S. study, and otherwise help those that the center serves to learn more about U.S. education. Amideast also facilitates visits to Yemen by U.S. university recruiters and touring U.S. college fair groups.
All sessions are free and open to the public.
Please contact us for any questions about our free U.S. Any upcoming study group advising sessions will be announced on EducationUSA social media pages.
To ensure that the best and the brightest students in Yemen have a chance to attend a U.S. university, Amideast is pleased to announce an EducationUSA Competitive College Club (CCC) open to grade 12 students.
The Program
The EducationUSA Competitive College Club (CCC) in Yemen is an intensive group advising program that assists top high school students who want to be competitive applicants to U.S. colleges and universities. CCC students meet year-round at Amideast/Aden or virtually and participate in monthly workshops, specialized sessions, presentations, book clubs, community service activities, and cross-cultural exercises, all conducted in English and designed to build their resumes and portfolios.
CCC student activities ensure that students are able to prepare themselves both academically and socially for a U.S. college or university. CCC activities also help students identify higher education institutions that meet their needs.
The CCC is not a scholarship. CCC students are encouraged to apply for scholarships through the universities they select and will be advised on how to do so successfully. Admission to the CCC does not guarantee admission into US universities. The CCC is an assistance tool; the full responsibility of admission falls on the student`s choice of the university applied to, the budget and strategy for financial aid, as well as the student’s profile.
Who Can Join The CCC?
The cohort is open to high school students in their 3rd year of high school who want to apply for undergraduate studies at accredited U.S. institutions.
What Does The CCC Do?
The club holds two meetings per month with the EducationUSA advisor that includes unique presentations, club projects, and workshops. U.S. universities seek students who are not only at the top of their classes academically but are also actively engaged within their communities, whether through sports, clubs, the arts, or community service that supports their communities. All CCC students are required to attend all CCC club meetings, two times a month for four hours.
How Much Does It Cost?
The CCC is free.
Instructions For Applying:
Click on the “Apply Online” button below.
Fill in ALL parts of the application in English.
Submit the online application.
Special Notes:
Applicants are encouraged to submit a portfolio to strengthen their applications. While a portfolio is optional (not required), applicants may wish to showcase their abilities and talents through a digital portfolio. Some examples of portfolio items submitted for the CCC include: a collection of artwork, videos or sound recordings of the applicant playing a musical instrument, creative writing samples, videography reels, photography gallery, or certificates from STEM competitions/volunteering activities, or even podcasts. Please attach these documents to your email with your application. All documents can be sent to: advising-yemen@amideast.org.
Only short-listed candidates will be contacted for an interview.
The new EducationUSA Competitive College Club Yemen upcoming application will be announced on EducationUSA social media pages.
The EducationUSA Graduate Study Group (GSG) is a comprehensive six-month advising program designed to assist ambitious Yemeni professionals and final-year university students in becoming competitive applicants for U.S. master's and doctoral degree programs. This initiative aims to empower Yemen's brightest minds to pursue advanced education in the United States, contributing to Yemen's development and fostering international academic cooperation.
The Program
The GSG offers intensive group advising through monthly workshops, specialized sessions, and presentations conducted entirely in English.
GSG participants will:
- Gain in-depth knowledge of the U.S. graduate education system.
- Develop critical skills for crafting compelling applications.
- Receive guidance on selecting suitable programs aligned with their career goals.
Learn strategies for securing financial aid and scholarships.
Key Features
- Duration: Six months of structured support
- Format: Virtual sessions to ensure accessibility across Yemen
- Cost: Free of charge for selected participants
Focus: Tailored to Yemen's development priorities and job market needs
Eligibility Requirements
- Bachelor's degree holder or final-year university student
- Advanced English proficiency (CEFR C1 level or equivalent)
- Minimum two years of relevant work experience
Strong motivation and commitment to complete the program
- Demonstrated interest in graduate fields crucial to Yemen's development, such as:
- Sustainable Development
- Public Health and Healthcare Management
- Conflict Resolution and Peace Studies
- Water Resource Management
- Renewable Energy
- Agricultural Sciences
- Education Policy and Leadership
- Economic Development
- Data Science and Analytics
Benefits of Participation
- Comprehensive understanding of U.S. graduate admissions processes
- Enhanced academic writing and critical thinking skills
- Personalized guidance on standardized test preparation (GRE, TOEFL)
- Strategies for identifying and securing funding opportunities
- Network building with like-minded Yemeni professionals
- Access to EducationUSA resources and advisors
Application Process
Submit your application through [Clicking here] (Applications for the EducationUSA in Yemen GSG 2025 will open on July 14, 2024).
Complete all sections of the application form in English.
Shortlisted candidates will be invited for a virtual interview.
Final selection will be based on academic merit, professional experience, and potential impact.
Important Notes
Medical degree seekers should refer to the Educational Commission for Foreign Medical Graduates website for specialized guidance.
- Priority will be given to applicants in fields addressing critical needs in the Yemeni job market and development sectors.
- Incomplete, plagiarized, or late applications will not be considered.
- Admission to the GSG does not guarantee acceptance to U.S. universities or specific degree programs.
By participating in the GSG, you will join a community of forward-thinking Yemeni professionals committed to advancing their education and contributing to Yemen's future. We look forward to supporting your journey towards graduate studies in the United States.
Amideast hosts the EducationUSA advising center in Yemen on behalf of the U.S. Department of State’s Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs. As part of the EducationUSA network of more than 425 advising centers worldwide, it maintains EducationUSA ethical standards.
Services
The EducationUSA center in Yemen offers a full range of services to help students and professionals access higher education at more than 4,000 U.S. colleges and universities. These services include:
Free introductory public information sessions on various aspects of U.S. education
Weekly general advising sessions and virtual advising sessions
Individual consultations on U.S. study
Application support services
Access to our extensive collections of materials on U.S. and regional educational opportunities available for public use
Accredited U.S. institutions are welcome to participate in direct videoconferences on various aspects of U.S. study, and otherwise help those that the center serves to learn more about U.S. education. Amideast also facilitates visits to Yemen by U.S. university recruiters and touring U.S. college fair groups.
All sessions are free and open to the public.
Please contact us for any questions about our free U.S. Any upcoming study group advising sessions will be announced on EducationUSA social media pages.
To ensure that the best and the brightest students in Yemen have a chance to attend a U.S. university, Amideast is pleased to announce an EducationUSA Competitive College Club (CCC) open to grade 12 students.
The Program
The EducationUSA Competitive College Club (CCC) in Yemen is an intensive group advising program that assists top high school students who want to be competitive applicants to U.S. colleges and universities. CCC students meet year-round at Amideast/Aden or virtually and participate in monthly workshops, specialized sessions, presentations, book clubs, community service activities, and cross-cultural exercises, all conducted in English and designed to build their resumes and portfolios.
CCC student activities ensure that students are able to prepare themselves both academically and socially for a U.S. college or university. CCC activities also help students identify higher education institutions that meet their needs.
The CCC is not a scholarship. CCC students are encouraged to apply for scholarships through the universities they select and will be advised on how to do so successfully. Admission to the CCC does not guarantee admission into US universities. The CCC is an assistance tool; the full responsibility of admission falls on the student`s choice of the university applied to, the budget and strategy for financial aid, as well as the student’s profile.
Who Can Join The CCC?
The cohort is open to high school students in their 3rd year of high school who want to apply for undergraduate studies at accredited U.S. institutions.
What Does The CCC Do?
The club holds two meetings per month with the EducationUSA advisor that includes unique presentations, club projects, and workshops. U.S. universities seek students who are not only at the top of their classes academically but are also actively engaged within their communities, whether through sports, clubs, the arts, or community service that supports their communities. All CCC students are required to attend all CCC club meetings, two times a month for four hours.
How Much Does It Cost?
The CCC is free.
Instructions For Applying:
Click on the “Apply Online” button below.
Fill in ALL parts of the application in English.
Submit the online application.
Special Notes:
Applicants are encouraged to submit a portfolio to strengthen their applications. While a portfolio is optional (not required), applicants may wish to showcase their abilities and talents through a digital portfolio. Some examples of portfolio items submitted for the CCC include: a collection of artwork, videos or sound recordings of the applicant playing a musical instrument, creative writing samples, videography reels, photography gallery, or certificates from STEM competitions/volunteering activities, or even podcasts. Please attach these documents to your email with your application. All documents can be sent to: advising-yemen@amideast.org.
Only short-listed candidates will be contacted for an interview.
The new EducationUSA Competitive College Club Yemen upcoming application will be announced on EducationUSA social media pages.
The EducationUSA Graduate Study Group (GSG) is a comprehensive six-month advising program designed to assist ambitious Yemeni professionals and final-year university students in becoming competitive applicants for U.S. master's and doctoral degree programs. This initiative aims to empower Yemen's brightest minds to pursue advanced education in the United States, contributing to Yemen's development and fostering international academic cooperation.
The Program
The GSG offers intensive group advising through monthly workshops, specialized sessions, and presentations conducted entirely in English.
GSG participants will:
- Gain in-depth knowledge of the U.S. graduate education system.
- Develop critical skills for crafting compelling applications.
- Receive guidance on selecting suitable programs aligned with their career goals.
Learn strategies for securing financial aid and scholarships.
Key Features
- Duration: Six months of structured support
- Format: Virtual sessions to ensure accessibility across Yemen
- Cost: Free of charge for selected participants
Focus: Tailored to Yemen's development priorities and job market needs
Eligibility Requirements
- Bachelor's degree holder or final-year university student
- Advanced English proficiency (CEFR C1 level or equivalent)
- Minimum two years of relevant work experience
Strong motivation and commitment to complete the program
- Demonstrated interest in graduate fields crucial to Yemen's development, such as:
- Sustainable Development
- Public Health and Healthcare Management
- Conflict Resolution and Peace Studies
- Water Resource Management
- Renewable Energy
- Agricultural Sciences
- Education Policy and Leadership
- Economic Development
- Data Science and Analytics
Benefits of Participation
- Comprehensive understanding of U.S. graduate admissions processes
- Enhanced academic writing and critical thinking skills
- Personalized guidance on standardized test preparation (GRE, TOEFL)
- Strategies for identifying and securing funding opportunities
- Network building with like-minded Yemeni professionals
- Access to EducationUSA resources and advisors
Application Process
Submit your application through [Clicking here] (Applications for the EducationUSA in Yemen GSG 2025 will open on July 14, 2024).
Complete all sections of the application form in English.
Shortlisted candidates will be invited for a virtual interview.
Final selection will be based on academic merit, professional experience, and potential impact.
Important Notes
Medical degree seekers should refer to the Educational Commission for Foreign Medical Graduates website for specialized guidance.
- Priority will be given to applicants in fields addressing critical needs in the Yemeni job market and development sectors.
- Incomplete, plagiarized, or late applications will not be considered.
- Admission to the GSG does not guarantee acceptance to U.S. universities or specific degree programs.
By participating in the GSG, you will join a community of forward-thinking Yemeni professionals committed to advancing their education and contributing to Yemen's future. We look forward to supporting your journey towards graduate studies in the United States.
Educational Advising
Educational Advising
The EducationUSA advising center in Yemen offers a full range of services to help students and professionals access higher education at more than 4,000 U.S. colleges and universities.
HEADQUARTERS
2025 M Street, NW, Suite 600
Washington, DC 20036-3363
Hours: Monday-Friday, 8:30-5:30
Phone: 202-776-9600
Fax: 202-776-7000
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