Skill Program Offers Youth Training
The "San'a" program launched by the Ministry of Vocational Training and Professional Education aims to empower young people by equipping them with vocational skills aligned with the job market. This is achieved through summer training courses held during the months of June and July. The first phase includes six specialties: architectural electricity, painting, carpentry, refrigeration and air conditioning, plumbing, and welding. More than 35 trainees specializing in carpentry benefited from comprehensive guidance that provides the necessary materials and tools, as well as specialized instructors. The program is based on a 90-hour training curriculum spread over three weeks, combining theoretical and practical training. Its goal is to prepare youth—especially those who left school early—to enter the workforce or start their own businesses, offering quick training opportunities that help them master core skills and facilitate their professional launch.
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