As part of the university’s continuous efforts to open up to the community, and its keenness to enable students and graduates to acquire the skills that qualify them for the labor market in the public and private sectors, the Rehabilitation, Employment and Follow-up Division at the University Presidency concluded its training course entitled “Rehabilitation and development of teaching skills for students and graduates of educational colleges”.

The course included topics in digital memory, achievement tests and educational strategies, and lasted for three days with nine training hours, addressing several important topics, including: Digital Memory, Achievement Tests, and Modern Educational Strategies, presented by a group of university professors specialized in the field.

It was attended by more than 40 trainees, including students and graduates of educational specialties.