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Emirates National Schools Launches 'Centres of Excellence for Technical and Vocational Training'

Emirates National Schools Launches 'Centres of Excellence for Technical and Vocational Training'
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Emirates National Schools has inaugurated "Centres of Excellence for Technical and Vocational Training" on its campuses in Mohamed bin Zayed City and Al Ain.

This initiative, directed by His Highness Sheikh Mansour bin Zayed Al Nahyan, Vice President, Deputy Prime Minister and Chairman of the Presidential Court, aims to seamlessly integrate technical and vocational education into the academic curriculum, enabing students to engage with the technological and professional advancements. A total of 3,779 students have already enrolled in these innovative programmes to hone their skills.

In collaboration with the German company "GIZ," the Centres of Excellence for Technical and Vocational Training prepare future leaders through innovative vocational and technical education programmes. These programmes empower students, build their personalities and prepare them to become future leaders and active contributors to their communities.

Ahmed Mohamed Al Hameeri, Secretary-General of the Presidential Court, lauded the initiative as a crucial step towards realising the vision of President His Highness Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan. He emphasised that this move not only elevates the educational process to international standards but also reflects the values instilled by the late founding father, Sheikh Zayed bin Sultan Al Nahyan, in empowering the nation's youth.

Al Hameeri commended the considerable efforts of His Highness Sheikh Mansour bin Zayed in nurturing the nation's educational system. These efforts play a crucial role in developing talents, skills, and capabilities of the students, benefiting various sectors in the country and achieving its strategic goals by providing world-class educational systems.

Dr. Shawn Lee Dilly, Director-General of Emirates National Schools, emphasised that the centres bridge the gap between academic and professional paths, offering students practical experiences to help them choose suitable university specialisations in the future. The integration of classroom knowledge with practical skills, he added, empowers students to explore diverse avenues for innovation and creativity.

News Source: Emirates News Agency

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