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Training and Youth Activities Strengthen Empowerment and Skills in Irbid Youth Centers

Training and Youth Activities Strengthen Empowerment and Skills in Irbid Youth Centers

Youth centers in Irbid Governorate continue to implement their programs and activities aimed at empowering young men and women and developing their skills, through a set of training and interactive programs that combine learning and practical application and enhance community participation.

At the merged Shouhat Youth and Women Center in Sahl Houran, the activities of the "Small Business Management" course within the "Masar" program, in partnership with the Jordan Hashemite Charitable Organization and the Takaful Association, and with the participation of 30 women aged 18–50 years, started, and the course continues for four days.

The course aims to enhance the knowledge and skills of participants in the field of small businesses and entrepreneurship, through training axes that focus on building the entrepreneurial personality and developing the necessary skills and behaviors for success in the work environment.

The first day focused on the axis of "Self-Empowerment and Improving Entrepreneurial Behavior", including activities for getting to know each other and building an interactive training environment, in addition to introducing the concept of small businesses and their importance, and discussing the concept of halal earning and its legal and ethical principles, in addition to addressing work values, life skills and behaviors needed by entrepreneurs.

The course is presented by trainer Muhammad Al-Washahi, through interactive sessions that combine dialogue, discussion, practical application, and exchange of experiences and experiences.

At the merged Shouhat Youth and Women Center in West Irbid, the activities of the summer club implemented within the "Hudur 3" program, entitled "Sports and Art for Peace and Community Well-being", in cooperation with the Peace Generations Authority, and with the participation of 26 young men and women aged 13–22 years, over 8 interactive training sessions.

The club aimed to provide a youth space that combines learning, sports, art, and the development of personal and social skills, and to enhance the values of peace, dialogue, cooperation, and teamwork, in addition to developing the capabilities of participants and empowering them to express their ideas and build positive relationships.

The sessions covered the axes of self-awareness, stress management, emotional empathy, goal planning, and communication and teamwork skills, in addition to sports training in basketball and volleyball, which included basic skills, rules, practical applications, and preliminary matches, which enhanced team spirit, commitment, cooperation, and positive competition.

The training sessions were supervised by trainer Amal Al-Khatib and trainer Hani Bani Hani, while at the end of the club, the participants were honored in appreciation of their commitment and interaction during the implementation period.

These programs are part of the efforts of the Ministry of Youth to provide quality programs that respond to the needs of young men and women, contribute to the development of their skills and invest their energies positively, and enhance their participation in society.

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