Career
Aden started attending private language schools in Bardera. He focused in Arabic and English. A few years later, he began his translation and interpreting career while still a teenager in high school. He continued performing interpreting and relief jobs through much of the 1990s. In this capacity, he had worked for CARE International and UNHCR, and later co-founded SADO, a local non-profit organization.
Between 2003 and 2006, Hirsi taught ] English and Somali at Columbus State Community College in Columbus city of State of Ohio of The United States.
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