Held exclusively in Arabic, the programme aims to provide high school students from grades 10 to 12 an opportunity to experience real work environments across various sectors in the country, including Medicine, Media and Communications, Telecommunications, Business, Financial Services, Tourism, Engineering, Technology, Humanitarian and Social Work, and more, to help guide them make informed academic and career decisions, explore possible future careers, and develop their potential areas of interest.
Saad al-Kharji, career programmes and services manager at QCDC, said: "We place great importance on experiential learning and practical exposure due to the opportunities they provide for our high school students. These programmes highlight key economic sectors and career paths, aligning with the country's sustainable development goals and ensuring fulfilling career lives for students.”
Students who successfully complete the internship will receive participation certificates indicating the number of hours they spent in the participating institutions.
Interested students can register for the programme through www.qcdc.org.qa and choose the institutions they wish to join.
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