Gamal Mohamed Ibrahim received his BA in Archaeology from Cairo University-Egypt in 1997 and worked as a restoration specialist at the Egyptian Antiquities Organisation. He travelled abroad from 2000 - 2002 and returned to Egypt in 2003 to work as a tour organiser for people with special needs, and organized programmes for people with physical disabilities. In 2004, he established a small trust with young men in his village in Egypt to help young students to remain in school. In 2005 at the United Kingdom, he studied Eurythmy, a communication through movement and the British Sign Language. He is currently a tutor at RMET’s Glasshouse College, and works with the special needs students helping them acquire practical skills and achieve their personal developmental goals. He also facilitates the student's cultural and educational trips to Egypt as part of their RMET’s therapeutic programmes.