Saudi Ministry of Finance opens applications for student cooperative training program

Mohammed Al-Jadaan Minister of Finance of Saudi Arabia Saudi Arabia's Ministry of Finance
Mohammed Al-Jadaan Minister of Finance of Saudi Arabia - Saudi Arabia's Ministry of Finance
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The Saudi Ministry of Finance has opened applications for its Cooperative Training Program, targeting university students set to graduate in the 2024/2025 academic year. The application period begins on Sunday, September 15, 2024, and will close on Thursday, September 19, 2024.

According to the Ministry, this initiative is part of its broader efforts to fulfill social responsibility goals by preparing and developing local talent. The program is designed to help graduating students improve their knowledge and professional skills through training opportunities that match required specializations each semester.

Applicants must meet several requirements: they must be Saudi nationals, maintain a cumulative GPA of at least very good (3.75 out of 5 or 2.75 out of 4), demonstrate at least an intermediate level of English proficiency, and successfully complete both a screening process and an interview.

The Ministry stated: “The launch of this program reflects the Ministry’s commitment to its social responsibility objectives aimed at preparing and developing national talents. The program seeks to enhance the knowledge and professional skills of graduating students by providing them with training opportunities aligned with required specializations for each semester.”

In addition, the Ministry stressed that all applications should be submitted via the designated registration link. It also noted that after passing initial screening and nomination stages, applicants will need to provide a university approval letter for cooperative training as well as their CV.



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