Training course for ((All Our Youth Jordan)) in Madaba
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The All Our Youth Jordan Commission, the youth arm of the King Abdullah II Fund for Development, held a training course yesterday on "Photography and Generating Income from Mobile Phones," with the participation of 25 young men and women.
The commission's coordinator in Madaba, Dr. Hassan Al-Shawabkeh, stated that these training courses work to develop the skills of young men and women, contribute to employing modern technology in their work, raise their productive and marketing capabilities, and motivate them to work and produce, which enhances additional sources of income for youth and increases their efficiency in marketing and entrepreneurship.
In turn, trainer Raneem Al-Momani said that the course aims to empower young men and women to build their skills and capabilities in photography and employ it in commercial advertisements, making them capable of utilizing it optimally in digital marketing.
The course comes within the capacity building and training pillar, which aims to build the capabilities of youth in all areas of life to help them grow, develop, and utilize their energies to the maximum extent, and contribute to their economic and social empowerment.
On the other hand, the Al-Qurayqira Youth Center in Aqaba Governorate organized a five-a-side football tournament to promote sportsmanship and instill concepts of cooperation, teamwork, and fair competition.
The tournament came within the framework of the center's preparations to participate in the youth and sports gathering scheduled to be held in Aqaba, contributing to raising sports readiness and developing youth skills with a team spirit.
In turn, the Athruh Youth Center in Ma'an Governorate held a beginner scouting preparation activity, with the aim of developing their scouting skills and enhancing their spirit of cooperation and teamwork.
The activity, presented by trainer Mohammed Al-Khatib, focused on promoting the values of responsibility and belonging, and instilling a culture of volunteer work.
Furthermore, the Ma'an Governorate Youth Directorate carried out introductory sessions on the Al-Hussein Award for Voluntary Work, with the aim of introducing the award and its goals, and promoting a culture of volunteer work and community participation among youth.
The sessions come within the efforts to expand the scope of participation in the award and motivate youth to launch voluntary initiatives that contribute to serving and developing the community.
For its part, the Taybeh Youth and Young Women's Center from the Petra District concluded a youth rehabilitation camp for the labor market at the Aqaba Youth Hostel to enhance youth skills in preparing for the labor market, where trainer Muyassar Al-Khalayleh gave a lecture addressing the importance of understanding the directions, priorities, and personal skills that youth possess to reach the most prominent sources of job searching, which contributes to empowering and qualifying them for the labor market.
The Petra Youth and Young Women's Center also held an introductory session on the Al-Hussein Award for Voluntary Work.
The session addressed the vision, mission, and goals of the award in instilling the values of giving and social responsibility, and encouraging youth to launch voluntary initiatives that respond to community needs and achieve a positive and sustainable impact.
The Petra Youth Directorate participated in the "Pink October" celebration, within the framework of supporting community initiatives aimed at empowering women, highlighting their productive and creative capabilities, and enhancing their participation in economic and community activities.
On another note, 17 players from the Tafilah Youth Center passed the blue belt test as part of the training programs organized by the Taekwondo Federation.
The event came within the framework of the center's efforts to support sports activities, develop participants' skills, and promote the values of cooperation and discipline.
