In 1964 he joined the Ecole Universelle in Paris for one year, after which he returned to Lebanon again[5]. In 1969, he traveled to London and enrolled in the City and Guilds of London Arts School[2], acquiring additional skills in sculpting and painting. During his stay in London and as a result of his outstanding skills he had private tuition and was assigned his own working space in the Pharaonic and in the Greco-Roman department of the British Museum[3] between the years 1974 and 1976.Towards the end of 1976 he worked as a sculptor in Madame Tussauds[3] where he participated in the making of several statues.