THE “WATHBA” SUMMER PROGRAM TO ENHANCE STUDENT SKILLS AND EMPLOYABILITY CAME TO AN END

“Wathba” Summer Program which was conducted by the Alumni Affairs and Employment Support Center under the Deanship of Student Affairs came to an end. The program is part of a series of initiatives aimed at developing students’ skills and preparing them for the labor market.

The week-long program featured a variety of training workshops and interactive sessions focused on developing students' skills in leadership, teamwork, creative thinking, and initiative development. It also included specialized sessions on career guidance and academic advising.

Dr. Asma Al-Zahrani, Supervisor of the Center for Alumni Affairs and Employment Support, pointed out that the “Wathba” Summer Program is one of the university’s key initiatives designed to support students on their professional journey. The program aims to equip students with practical tools and experiences necessary to succeed in various fields of work.