AQABA — The Makarim Academy, a
branch of Ayla Oasis Development Company in Aqaba, organized two specialized
workshops for 20 marine lifeguards.
The participants received a training
program for a number of specialized skills implemented by the Aqaba Special
Economic Zone Authority (
ASEZA).
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Sahel Dudin, the
CEO of Ayla Resort,
told Jordan News that Ayla’s social responsibility programs all fall under one
theme: empowerment.
He said that this training program
implemented by the Academy helps a group of members of the local community and
provides them with the necessary knowledge to enter the labor market. He
praised ASEZA’s thorough and ongoing collaboration with Ayla and other private
partners in Aqaba.
“Ayla is working to build effective
partnerships with the aim of joining efforts in serving the local community, in
the sectors of education and vocational training, as well as the health sector
and direct aid,” said Dudin, “based on its belief that building the skills and
capabilities of young people in the city of Aqaba is the best way to develop
and develop communities, which will be reflected on education, health and
well-being of the individual.”
Dudin pointed out that Makarim
Academy, one of Ayla’s arms dedicated to education and specialized training, is
developing programs aimed at providing the local market with the required
competencies in promising sectors in the national economy such as hospitality,
hotel and renewable energy. They work simultaneously to enhance the skills of
young people to support them in entering the labor market and using the latest
technologies such as models. The program uses simulations of hotel rooms to
harmonize its theoretical curricula with practical application.
One marine lifeguard, Muhammad Barakat, also underlined
the importance of such workshops in raising the efficiency of marine lifeguards
and developing their skills in dealing with various accidents and cases.
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