Sherif is a seasoned educator with a passion for teaching Arabic language and culture. With over two decades of experience, Sherif has dedicated his career to fostering linguistic proficiency and cultural understanding among diverse student populations.
Beginning his journey in 1996, Sherif embarked on a teaching career in Egypt, where he instructed both Egyptians and expatriates in the intricacies of the Arabic language. His commitment to excellence and his ability to tailor instruction to individual learning styles quickly earned him recognition in the educational community.
In 2011, Sherif relocated to the United Kingdom, where he continued to make significant contributions to Arabic education. He has taught at various prestigious institutions, including King's College London, London Metropolitan University, and the Institute of Ismaili Studies at the Aga Khan University. Additionally, his expertise has been sought after by the Cambridge International Assessment (CIE), where he has played a vital role in shaping Arabic language curricula and assessments.
In 2020, Sherif further expanded his impact by joining the esteemed faculty of Asian and Middle Eastern Studies. Here, he continues to inspire students and colleagues alike with his deep knowledge, innovative teaching methods, and unwavering dedication to promoting cross-cultural exchange.
Beyond the classroom, Sherif is a passionate advocate for multilingualism and cultural diversity. He believes in the transformative power of education to bridge divides and create a more interconnected world.