The Dean of the College of Administrative and Financial Sciences meets the students participating in the company program organized by the university in partnership with INJAZ Yemen

 University media

 The College of Administrative and Financial Sciences at the university organized an extensive meeting with the students participating in the company program organized by the university in partnership with Injaz Yemen, in the presence of the Dean of the College, Dr. Muhammad Al-Kahali, the Head of the Activities Department, Ms. Sahar Al-Kahlani, the Media Officer, Muhammad Mughales, and the Coordinating Officer for Injaz Al-Yemen, Shuaib Al-Zubayri.

 At the opening of the meeting, Dr. Muhammad Al-Kahali, Dean of the College of Administrative and Financial Sciences, spoke about the importance of the expanded meeting in that it is an assessment of the students’ commitment and discipline to attend the practical training sessions that will start in the coming weeks and last for three months for students participating in the program.

 The Dean of the College added that the training program aims to provide the participants with practical skills in various administrative and financial fields to qualify them to become entrepreneurs in the future, noting that the trainees will receive their training at the hands of specialists in administrative, financial, marketing, human resources and other related fields.

 For his part, the Injaz Al-Yemen coordinator reviewed the axes of the training program, the division and distribution of student groups, the training mechanism, and then the mechanism of establishing student companies, competition in the Injaz Al-Yemen competition, and the advantages of leading companies.

 The company’s program is one of the training programs offered by the Foundation in partnership with the university to qualify students and refine their practical skills to achieve integration between the theoretical side they receive at the university and the practical side of training through which they gain practical experience and skills eligible to engage in the labor market with merit.