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The lectures are given by a young man named Cyril Al-Qass (29 years old), who is known as a doctor of physics and who has gained great notoriety by explaining physics to high school students, so much so that his attendance is become comparable to the public of the concerts of singers, according to the description of the twittos.

Kyrollos spoke to ‘Sky News Arabia’ about his history with physics classes, saying he studied pharmacology at the foundation and graduated from college in 2016, but loved physics since he was at the university. high school and excelled at it.

He says: “When I joined the pharmacy, my dream was not to work as a pharmacist in the traditional sense, so I told my father that I preferred to rely on myself, so I worked as a salesman. in a gift shop.”

Start with physics explanations

The priest started in 2018 by giving explanations about physics to high school students, and he became famous among students, because he was known to give lessons for free, before going to YouTube, where he started a channel about the physics class, and he got some great views.

The pastor recounts, “Recently, students called on me to lecture directly to them and gather at one of the venues, so I gave dozens of lectures, and last week I announced the organization of a conference in the indoor hall of Al-Minya Stadium.”

Details of the conference at Minya Stadium, according to Kyrollos:

The lecture lasted more than 5 hours and was devoted to the revision of the physics curriculum for the third year of high school, and was attended by thousands of students, and it was completely free, because the student did not pay Only 20 pounds for a drink and photocopies. review articles, and covered the cost of stadium hall rental and the logistics of organizing the conference. There was great joy among the students and great interaction and alertness to the explanation, and that makes me feel that my message is coming true. I found all the support from the officials because I offer something to serve my countrymen and do nothing to trade or profit from it, because I refused to start a private lesson center. Recently I started an online app to teach physics lessons, signing up for it for a token fee only to spend to keep the app running so it doesn’t shut down. I also gave courses in Cairo and I will move between the governorates. Each year, I honor outstanding high school students at a ceremony that reunites them with their parents. There is a whole team of people from Minya who help me organize the conferences.

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