THE trial of a man accused of training with a terrorist organisation begins in the NSW Supreme Court tomorrow.Pakistan-born Izhar ul-Haque, 24, of Glenwood, was arrested in March 2004 after it was alleged he went to Pakistan in 2003 and received weapons and combat training during a three-week visit to a camp run by terrorist group, Lashkar-e-Taiba, which is on the Federal Government's list of terrorist organisations. He was the first Australian charged with training with a terrorist group. During his committal hearing, the University of NSW medical student gave evidence that he only intended to work as a medic in a camp.