Hayat Education Fund Transforms Training into the Core of Productive Projects

Osama Abu Talib, Chairman of the Administrative Committee of Hayat Fund, said that the program comes within the framework of the fund's approach to support beneficiaries through training and qualification, and linking knowledge and skills with real opportunities that enable them to rely on themselves and improve their living conditions.

He added that the graduation of the trainees reflects the importance of investing in women's capabilities and providing them with opportunities to acquire specialized vocational skills, praising the entities that believed in the participants' abilities and contributed to the success of the program, and the trainers who provided them with training and practical experience.

The Director of the Advanced Vocational Training College, Engineer Asraqet Al-Jarrah, confirmed that the program represents a different experience in the field of vocational training, by moving from the usual mold to specialized training that provides trainees with practical skills that are applicable and developable.

She praised the commitment of the trainees during the training stages, and the efforts of the trainers in qualifying them in the fields of fashion design and sewing basics, noting that the provision of a sewing machine for each graduate provides her with a productive tool that helps her continue working after the end of the program.

Darar Al-Jawarna, Director of Corporate Social Responsibility at Ayla Oasis Development Company, said that supporting vocational and professional programs represents an aspect of the private sector's role in supporting initiatives that aim to empower the local community and develop the skills of its members.

He pointed to the importance of linking training with practical tools that help beneficiaries continue working after the end of the programs, confirming that providing graduates with sewing machines provides them with an opportunity to convert the skills they have acquired into production and small projects that can be developed in the future.

Hanan Al-Dhaman, Executive Director of Hayat Fund - Aqaba Branch, said that the fund combines academic support and livelihood improvement support, by providing specialized training that helps participants acquire skills that can be employed in work and production.

She added that training students in fashion design and sewing basics opens up a field for them to develop their skills and build their own projects, noting that providing a sewing machine for each graduate represents a practical extension of the program, and enhances her ability to benefit from the training after graduation.

The trainees expressed their thanks to Hayat Fund, the Advanced Vocational Training College, and Ayla Oasis Development Company, and to the trainers who supervised their training, confirming that the program provided them with an opportunity to acquire new skills in fashion design and sewing.

The trainees praised the entities that believed in their abilities and provided them with the opportunity to train, confirming that the provision of a sewing machine for each graduate represents an incentive to continue working, apply what they have learned, and start establishing their own projects gradually.

The graduates affirmed that the experience contributed to enhancing their confidence in their ability to produce and work, and that the skills they acquired during the training period will form a foundation that can be built upon in developing their projects in the future, while continuing to learn and gain more experience in the field of fashion design and sewing.

The program comes within the approach of Hayat Education Fund to link vocational training with economic empowerment, by combining specialized qualification and providing production tools, which helps graduates transition from the training phase to application and work, and convert professional skills into productive projects and sources of income that can be developed.