The Wall Street Institute has signed an agreement with Al Inma' Bank which allows students to pay their educational services in installments over a period of one year without additional fees or charges. “We are delighted to sign this agreement with such a superior academic entity that contributes to supporting the development of education wheel in our country. This service relieves students from the burden of making a large payment all at once,” said Ayman Al Qudaymi - director of the retail sector in Bank Al Inma'. This service is available for both Saudi and non-Saudi students alike, he added. Engineer Sahal Bin Sami Al Hefzi - CEO of Wall Street Institute, has stressed the importance of education for the growth and prosperity of the Kingdom, pointing out that the agreement supports the distinctive role played by Wall Street Institute in the training and education of students in English. “The Wall Street Institute will continue its efforts to support advanced education hoping to develop a new Saudi generation which contributes to the development of society and pursue fulfilling and productive lives,” he added. Wall Street Institute is the premier provider of English instruction for adults around the world. It's innovative methodology focuses on teaching people to understand and speak English, integrates interactive lessons, self-study in workbooks, and small classes led by native English speaking teachers to provide the most effective English language instruction available. Founded in 1972, Wall Street Institute has taught over 2 million students through its over 400 centers in 28 countries in Africa, Asia, Europe, Latin America, and the Middle East.
