Bedaya Center, Qatar finance school to provide professional training

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The Bedaya Center for Entrepreneurship and Career Development and the Qatar Finance and Business Management Independent Secondary School for Boys have signed a memorandum of understanding to offer additional professional training and counseling opportunities to students.

”This memorandum of understanding is an important step in the process of vocational and professional guidance in Qatar, hence it will facilitate, guide and strengthen ways of cooperation between the center and Qatar Finance and Business Management Independent Secondary School for Boys in order to increase awareness about the importance of counseling and professional development in the state, and we are looking forward to investing in this new cooperative relationship to provide this kind of needed guidance and counseling tools for our students and encourage them to explore the real life work methods closely,” Bedaya Center General Manager Reem Al-Suwaidi said.

The Bedaya Center will be allowed to recruit students for its programs and the school will help promote those programs through its various communications channels. The center and the school will also collaborate on a workshop series focusing on topics like curriculum vitae (CV) writing, career planning, interview skills and on-the-job training.

”We seek to equip our students with all the tools that will make them able to go into all the practical experiences through training which (they) would receive from the Bedaya Center, where we share with the center the same commitment by developing and training our students to shaping the future of youth in the state, so we’re excited a lot concerning this cooperation,” Principal Ahmed Yussef Al Mahmood said.

In addition to educational resources, Bedaya will also provide counseling services to advise students on vocational choices and planning.



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