Civil Service Bureau announces training plan for 2,000 job seekers

• The plan features two courses, starting with secretarial work and typing. Registration opens on the Civil Service Bureau website September 15, with the course running in October for up to one month.

• Preparations are underway for a second course in hotel support specialties, with details to be announced next week. The government will cover the training costs for both courses.

The Civil Service Bureau has announced a training plan to qualify 2,000 job-seeking citizens with intermediate and secondary school certificates. This initiative aims to prepare them for roles in hotel support, secretarial, and typing specialties, addressing the needs of various government agencies, including the Ministry of Health. The program is designed to ensure efficient and outstanding performance in these roles, according to Al Anba newspaper.

The bureau explained in an official statement that the plan includes two courses: the first focusing on secretarial work and typing. Registration for this course will be done electronically on the bureau’s website starting September 15, and the course will commence in October for a period not exceeding one month.

The bureau also revealed that preparations are underway for a second training course for the same two categories, focusing on hotel support specialties. Details of this course will be officially announced next week.

The government will cover the cost of training for those attending both courses, and coordination is ongoing with the Public Authority for Applied Education and Training to qualify registered job seekers in the government sector until the 87th employment period.