Eliane is currently Head of the Higher Certificate Programs; the Rooms Division Management Program and the Culinary Art of Food & Service Program, as well as the Translation and Language courses. She is Head of Students Affairs. Eliane is a graduate with honors in Hotel Management from Bethlehem University in 1990. Eliane received further courses and training and obtained Certificates of attendance in Train the Trainer – Classroom Management (Pontifical Institute & Dublin Institute of Technology), Project Cycle Management (Caritas), IT training for Tourism (PDFJ). Prior joining PPHS in 2001, she was the Project coordinator for the youth program at Sabeel (Ecumenical Liberation Theology Center). In 1996 she was the Marketing and Operations Manager at Bible Land Tourist Bureau. Eliane was among the team which launched the PPHS in 1990. Eliane is currently serving on the Board of St. Georges School and Sabeel Ecumenical Liberation Theology Center. In 2003 she participated in Women‘s leadership and role in the community at the Middle East Council of Churches in Aya Napa Cyprus; The Anglican Peace and Justice Network Conference in Jerusalem, 2004. She was the Representative of the Anglican Diocese of Jerusalem and the Middle East to the Delegation for the United Nations Commission on the Status of Women in New York in 2005; International Federation of Catholic Parochial Youth Movements; Youth conference in Malta in 2006; and addressed the URC National Assembly in Edinburgh in 2008 and various other churches and organizations in the United States and Europe. On top of her work at the PPHS, Eliane has initiated and directed two major Christian children and youth programs which are operative at a national level which aim at empowering youngsters, 11-15 and 16-24 years of age, through education, personal development and spiritual enhancement. Over 350 children and youth have passed through the various activities and projects of this program which is in its 6th year of full operation.
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My Word
When I began working on this website I felt that I should write a few words about the event which I witnessed. I am not a journalist nor am I a fluent writer; I am just a simple digital artist who uses pictures to express himself .
I arrived at the Notre Dame Center at 7.30 AM: Chef Sarkis and Mr. Awni were already there with the other organizers and some of the judges, as well as the PPHS students.
As more judges and contesting chefs arrived, I could sense their immense pride and eagerness by just looking at their faces. They did not have to move their lips in order to clearly express " We Are Here And We Will Make This Day Special Because We Are proud Of Our Message". Indeed, they all succeeded in completing their tasks and the sense of camaraderie was well felt amongst the fellow cooks. It was a very special day and I enjoyed every single moment of the event. I had never before felt such a great amount of love and harmony as I did within the walls of Notre Dame on that day. Every single person participating, whether as a judge or as a cook, organizer or assistant played their part to its very last detail, not because they were doing so in order to gain fame or for their own personal gain, but because they were eager to tell the world that they know they can live and work together in peace: It is all they really ask for. They each did what they do best in order to awaken those who need to have their eyes opened.
I was so proud that I was able to witness and take part in this historical day and I will always look forward to participate and attend such events, which will eventually bring forward the change we are all so painfully waiting for.
The Memory of the 17th of December 2009 will always be printed in my heart. I would like to thank Chef Sarkis and Mr. Awni, for this wonderful historical day.
