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Minister of Youth: The Ministry Offers Training Programs that Keep Pace with the Requirements of the Age

Minister of Youth: The Ministry Offers Training Programs that Keep Pace with the Requirements of the Age

The Minister of Youth, Dr. Raed Al-Adwan, confirmed today, Sunday, that the Ministry is working to provide a package of training programs that keep pace with the requirements of the age and the needs of the youth, and provide them with opportunities to develop their skills in fields that enhance their readiness for study and work.

This came during his patronage of the graduation ceremony of two English conversation courses organized by the Ministry of Youth at the Jafar Al-Tayyar Association, in the presence of the President of the Association, MP Abdul-Ra'ouf Rabihat, the Director of the Youth Leadership Training Center at the Ministry, Dr. Shurooq Al-Hashem, and the Vice President of the Association, Khader Al-Saoud.

Adwan called on young people to join youth centers and benefit from the Ministry's programs, sports, technical, training, and cultural activities, which allow them to develop their skills, invest their time, and participate in activities that meet their interests.

For his part, Rabihat emphasized the importance of holding such training courses in meeting the cognitive and skill needs of young people, and enhancing their abilities in fields needed by the labor market, praising the efforts of the Ministry in providing training programs that provide young people with opportunities for learning and self-development.

The two courses extended over 80 training hours, with the participation of 26 young men and women, and included conversation skills, listening, pronunciation, and the use of vocabulary and linguistic structures in daily life situations, and practical and interactive exercises aimed at enhancing the participants' ability to communicate in English.

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