Rehabilitation, employment and follow-up
Objective:
To introduce students and graduates to PowerPoint, its relationship with other Microsoft programs, and how to create professional slides.
Summary:
This course introduces students and graduates to the basic principles of PowerPoint and how to use it to create presentations when applying for a job.
A Course on CV Writing
Summary
In light of the tremendous developments in all fields today, employers are increasingly focusing on hiring individuals with specific skills who are capable of completing their tasks and responsibilities effectively and efficiently. This has made attending training courses an indispensable necessity for securing distinguished positions. Therefore, in this course, we will discuss the CV and its importance.
A CV is a brief introductory document about an individual, used when applying for various jobs. The way a CV is written plays an important role in attracting the attention of those in charge of a particular institution or position. Based on the above, a set of recommendations has been developed, the most important of which is to develop the skills of students and graduates in writing cover letters when applying for a job. It is also important to engage students in workshops and qualifying and training courses to improve their performance and develop their skills in CV writing and practical interviews, so that they are fully prepared to enter the governmental and private sectors. Furthermore, we will use artificial intelligence to improve vocabulary and wording, and to use it ethically when writing CVs. Course objectives: The course aims to provide students with the most important information and guidance needed to write a CV, and to develop the skills of students and graduates to qualify them in the field of CV writing for the purpose of competing for jobs advertised by private sector companies. These courses enhance the practical skills required by the labor market, provide flexibility in learning, and help build effective professional relationships that support professional development.
Course: Application of Software Engineering in the Job Market
Date: April 6, 2025
Duration: 3 days
Summary:
The application of software engineering in the job market focuses on developing effective software systems that meet the needs of organizations, from the requirements analysis stage through the rest of the stages, to the maintenance stage.
Objective:
The application of software engineering in the job market aims to build and develop software products that meet the needs of various industries. This engineering encompasses all phases of the software life cycle, from analysis and design to programming, testing, and maintenance.
Target Audience: Software Engineering Graduates
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Summary
In the age of modern technology, computer skills and software have become essential for our success in the competitive job market. Among these programs, Microsoft Office stands out as one of the essential tools relied upon by professionals in various fields. Mastering this software is not just an added skill; it can have a significant impact on the job opportunities we seek. Office programs, which include programs such as Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and Access, are essential tools relied upon by many workplaces and companies around the world. They provide users with a wide range of functions and capabilities that help them organize information, create and edit documents, prepare presentations, manage databases, and much more. Learn how to include Microsoft Office skills in your resume.
The objective is to identify the impact of using information technology on developing human resource skills and their impact on job performance. With the emergence of the internet, information and communication technology, and the growing digital transformation of organizations, it has become necessary to convert paper jobs and files into electronic files. The human resource information system collects and processes data related to employees, producing accurate information that helps human resources management track employee movement from the start of their employment until their departure from the organization, as well as everything related to them internally. This enables them to make more efficient and effective decisions, such as evaluating their performance.
Presented by: Dr. Ban Sharif Mustafa on Tuesday, May 20, 2025
Objective:
Introduce participants to the basics of creating effective presentations using PowerPoint, and develop their skills in delivering clear and engaging content to support their growth in both learning and professional environments.
Summary:
This workshop aims to empower participants to use PowerPoint as an impactful communication tool, helping them present their ideas with confidence in educational and workplace settings.
Early Career Preparation: Skill Development and Labor Market Readiness
Assistant Professor Niam Abdulmunim Abdulmajeed Al-Thanoon
Assist. Prof. Niam Abdulmunim Abdulmajeed Al-Thanoon
Sunday, May 25, 2025
Lecture Objective
To enable first-year students to understand the importance of starting early in developing the personal and professional skills necessary for the labor market, and to motivate them to invest their years of study in building a strong foundation of competencies that will prepare them for successful employment in the future.
Summary
The lecture addresses the concept of vocational preparation and its importance in supporting students’ career paths, with an emphasis on the necessity of beginning this preparation from the early stage of university. The lecture reviews the most important skills required in the 21st century, such as communication, teamwork, critical thinking, and self-learning, while presenting practical activities that students can practice both inside and outside of university to develop these skills. It also provides a simplified framework for developing a personal plan for self-development, and encourages students to identify their strengths and weaknesses and engage in training opportunities. Volunteering and student initiatives.
The purpose of the lecture
The purpose of the lecture is to provide first year students with the basics and concepts of employment, and to introduce them to how to prepare early for the job market by building a suitable CV and developing the traits and behaviors employers seek. This will help them transition gradually from the academic environment to the professional workplace. The lecture also aims to prepare first-year students to understand the requirements of the job market and help them begin building their career path early by developing their CVs, acquiring basic job skills, and raising awareness of the importance of professional identity.
Abstract
The lecture covers basic employment concepts, such as the difference between internships, temporary work, and formal employment, and explains to students how they can prepare early for the job market, even before graduation. Emphasis is placed on the importance of understanding the employment cycle and the difference between temporary work opportunities, practical training, and formal employment.
The lecture also explains the personal and professional traits sought and preferred by employers, such as discipline, communication skills, and the ability to learn. Practical guidance is provided on how to prepare a CV for first-year students, highlighting the importance of university activities, acquired skills, and volunteer work, as well as leveraging student and volunteer activities to strengthen one’s professional portfolio.
The lecture also addresses the importance of building a professional identity early on, by presenting oneself in a professional manner and creating a profile on recruitment platforms such as LinkedIn.
