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Mayada Zaki, MA TEFL: studied TEFL and applied linguistics at the American University in Cairo. She has worked as an English instructor since 2001 at the German University in Cairo, and the British University in Egypt, in addition to working as an assistant lecturer of linguistics at Misr International University.
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