The service provided by youth care

Medical care

• Providing health care for students through the student hospital adjacent to the college.
• Providing a student medical card through the Student Affairs Department.
• There is a medical clinic in the college equipped for emergency cases and it has an examination room and is staffed by a doctor and a nurse.

Transportation subscriptions

• The university administration provides subscriptions to the railway station and buses through the Student Affairs Department.
• Accommodation services for expatriate students from different governorates in the university city.

Supporting students who are struggling academically

• There are rules to identify pre-faltering students and academically faltering students through the results of annual exams (year’s work and the end of the semester) and by monitoring the attendance or absence of students and their attention or distraction during theoretical lessons and practical sessions.
• Academic support is provided to these students through the scientific departments by developing appropriate solutions to care for these students (such as: strengthening groups and choosing the most efficient professors who are able to communicate with them using teaching methods and educational activities appropriate to them in the easiest way), and the announced office hours that are allocated to the distinguished faculty members and leadership. Scientific. Providing financial, social, or psychological support that may be a weakness that affects the student’s level.

Scholarships

• There are cultural agreements for student exchange between the college and other universities such as: Yemen, Syria, Oman, Sudan under the supervision of the Vice President for Education and Student Affairs.

Supporting students with special needs

• Allowing faculty members to use the elevator.
• Construction facilities (sliding stairs) in the grandstand building allow wheelchair access for the disabled.
• Allocate places in lecture halls and laboratories for disabled people to sit on the edges of corridors and rows and near emergency doors.
• Flexibility in changing the dates of practical classes and periodic, theoretical and practical exams in accordance with their special circumstances.

Financial and social support

1. First: Financial support
   The college helps students who are financially unable, by providing free textbooks, contributing financially to pay their tuition fees, and creating savings books for some students through donations from some faculty members and some businessmen through the Student Welfare Office.
   
   Social assistance is represented in:
   Social Solidarity Fund Aid: Through the Fund, cash and in-kind assistance is provided to deserving students.
   How the student obtains Social Solidarity Fund aid:-
   • The student applies to the social worker in the student care department at the college to obtain a letter addressed to the social unit to which the student belongs.
   • The student submits the social research and is accompanied by a certified statement proving the family’s income (salary statement... pension... agricultural holding... administrative certificate for self-employment).
   • The student submits an application in the name of Mr. Prof. Dr. / Chairman of the Board of Directors of the Social Solidarity Fund.
2. Second: Social support
   The means of social support provided to students are varied and include:
   • Nutrition packages for some students to receive lunch every week, except Thursday and Friday, through the Student Welfare Office.
   • The Social Solidarity Fund, which provides assistance in various forms, such as providing financial aid to pay school fees, for emergency cases such as urgent surgeries and chronic diseases, and cash grants. This fund is affiliated with the Student Welfare Department.
   • The university administration provides subscriptions to the railway station and buses through the Student Affairs Department.
   • Accommodation services for expatriate students from different governorates in the university city.
3. Nutrition card
   Nutrition cards are issued for students to obtain nutrition coupons for lunch for four days a week, which are Sunday... Monday... Tuesday... Wednesday... Nutrition coupons are disbursed weekly on Monday and Tuesday for the following week: Conditions for issuing nutrition cards:
   • The student must be a new recruit in his group.
   • He must have paid university fees.
   • He must not be a resident of the university city or his place of residence in the city or center of Tanta.
   • Students fill out the form prepared for this purpose and available at the student sponsorship, bringing (2) personal photos and submitting it to the nutrition supervisor at the student sponsorship.

Supporting outstanding and creative people

There are rules for identifying outstanding students through the results of the annual exams (year’s work and the end of the semester), and for identifying creative students through the Student Welfare Department, as well as through theoretical lectures and practical classes.
These students are supported and motivated by granting them a card called (Excellence Card) that grants them some privileges as an exception to the general standard for non-excellent students, moral support by creating honor boards that are displayed on the display screen at the college entrance and on the website, providing free courses to develop their skills, and financial support. Students also enjoy free trips outside the country (student exchange program).

Academic guidance

Objectives of academic advising: The primary goal of the academic advisor is to guide and guide the student in choosing the appropriate courses according to the academic plan established to successfully obtain the academic degree. And helping him overcome the obstacles he encounters in his studies at the college. As well as providing advice on matters that affect his studies. In general terms, the advisor’s task does not go beyond providing assistance, as the student bears the responsibility The final responsibility is for knowing the academic system. Therefore, the advisor must study the academic system, as he is the primary reference for knowing the policies that will be implemented, and he makes inquiries. On all scientific and academic matters and seeking guidance from the program coordinator, and to voluntarily accept all methods of continuous follow-up and evaluation from the program coordinator and under the supervision of the college administration.