The Arab Renaissance for Democracy and development (ARDD) celebrated the graduation of 30 accomplshed young men and women who graduated with distinctions from their respective programs as part of “Furthering Learning to Improve Life Chances for Students in Jordan” project that provided grants for vocational and technical education programs, in collaboration with Yayasan Hasanah Foundation and in partnership with Balqa’ Applied University, Khawarzmi College, and Theodor Schneller Schools in Jordan.
The graduate emphasized the importance in changing the mindset of society that causes reluctance among youth to seek technical and vocational education.
They also stressed the importance of vocational and technical education, and its role in qualifying and preparing youth for the labor market needs and the important part it plays in providing with the skills needed for economic and human resources development.
The project is implemented by ARDD from October 2019 until now aims to provide a sustainable commitment to tertiary education opportunities (scholarship fund) for refugees and host community students in need.
