1. Personal Data
Name : Hamzeh Mohammed Saleh Al-Mharmeh
Gender : Male
Date of Birth : 10/9/1994
Nationality : Jordanian
Address : Jordan-Amman
Tel : 06-5350267
Mobile No : +971564567891/+962789103459
Military service : Exempted
Marital Status : Single
Email : Hamzehmharmeh94@yahoo.com
Education
University : Al-Balqa Applied University Polytechnic
Faculty : Faculty of Engineering
Department : Mechanical engineering
Grade : very good
Graduation Project : geothermal energy
Grade Of Project : Excellent
Certifications, Training and Experiences
• Training at Comprehensive Multiple Transport
• Proficiency of the use AutoCad 2d+3d
• very good of using Microsoft office
• ICDL Certified
• HVAC Certified
Personal and Soft Skills
• Team work spirit and cooperation
• Hard worker under stress
• Good Communication Skills
• Self-motivated
• Good Communication, Presentation, and Leadership skills.
• Self Planning and Time Management.
• Ability to face & solve problems

2. Language Skills
• Mother language: arabic
• English Very good written & spoken
Computer Skills
• Professional in dealing with Computer Software & Hardware
• Professional in dealing with internet, search engines and browse through the
web

3. Greek Art:-
- A Greek art achieved a level of sophistication unmatched by any other
contemporary civilization,it is also considered as a paradigm for the artists
throught out the ages
- An important era in the innovation and achievement in the greek art history,
during this period, the greek artists increasingly game into contact with the
ideas and styles of other civilizations.
- The greek ideals of realism begin to appear bodies no longer drawn in the
Egyptian fashion nor are their arm and legs set out so clearly and rigidly.
Classical Art:Ancient Greece and Rome
- In museum galleries, the ancient Greek art is usually easy to find the
ceramics are orange and black, While it would be difficult to bring a
sculpture out to a classroom, included in this suitcase are three examples of
the best-known styles of vase painting from ancient Greece.
- Greek ceramics differ from other wares produced at about the same time in
the method used to decorate them. Firing the clay in an oxygen-rich kiln.