The University of Bisha launches the activities of the Career Guidance Forum (Career Day Paths 2), under the auspices of His Excellency the President of the University, Prof. Dr. Muhammad bin Mohsen Safhi, and in the presence of university vice-rectors, deans of colleges, university graduates, and male and female students expected to graduate, on Tuesday 5/19/1444 Nine o'clock in the university hall.
The forum includes many events and various activities, with the participation of elite academics and experts, and many governmental and private sponsors, most notably: the Ministry of Human Resources and Social Development, the Human Resources Development Fund (Hadaf), the Chamber of Commerce, and the Social Development Bank.
Among the most prominent activities of the forum is the hosting of various training organizations. To introduce students to the training programs it offers to prepare graduates for the labor market, and to provide workshops that contribute to educating students about the various skills needed by the labor market, in addition to setting up a mentoring forum with the participation of training agencies, graduates and students; To allow interactive meetings between students and representatives of training agencies to match the necessary jobs, and to provide advice on the skills needed for the labor market, as well as to provide information about training opportunities and professional opportunities available in the labor market.
The forum includes many events and various activities, with the participation of elite academics and experts, and many governmental and private sponsors, most notably: the Ministry of Human Resources and Social Development, the Human Resources Development Fund (Hadaf), the Chamber of Commerce, and the Social Development Bank.
Among the most prominent activities of the forum is the hosting of various training organizations. To introduce students to the training programs it offers to prepare graduates for the labor market, and to provide workshops that contribute to educating students about the various skills needed by the labor market, in addition to setting up a mentoring forum with the participation of training agencies, graduates and students; To allow interactive meetings between students and representatives of training agencies to match the necessary jobs, and to provide advice on the skills needed for the labor market, as well as to provide information about training opportunities and professional opportunities available in the labor market.