Mohamed Guenuni

Mohamed Guenuni is a Lecturer and Course Leader for the Arabic BA (Hons) program at London Metropolitan University, succeeding roles at predecessor institutions like London Guildhall University. He specializes in Applied Languages and Islamic Studies, with a focus on Computer-Assisted Language Learning (CALL) and the historical and cultural dimensions of Islamic society.

Educations:

• MA with credit in Modern Arabic and Islamic Studies (University of Tetouan, Morocco)
• BA (Hons) with credit in Modern Arabic and Islamic Studies (University of Tetouan, Morocco)
• Teaching Certificate in Further and Adult Education (City & Guilds Stage 1 and 2, Southwark College, London)
• Teaching Certificate (Major: Arabic Language & Literature, Minor: French, Teaching School Tangier)

Research & Contributions: Driven by innovative teaching methodologies, he designed Arabic curricula for institutions like St Martin’s College (1986) and London Guildhall University (1998). His work emphasizes integrating technology in language education, including a computer-based Arabic learning program and an upcoming beginner’s Arabic textbook. Key research areas include Islamic philosophy, education, and literature.

Awards:

• 2000: ILTH Membership for pedagogical innovation

Engagement: Active in conferences on non-European language teaching (e.g., CILT events) and collaborative curriculum development across UK institutions.