The President of the National Skills University in Fars announced that this educational institution pays special attention to linking vocational education with the strategic needs of the petrochemical industry, aiming to train specialized and entrepreneurial human resources. The university strives to provide practical and applicable training to prepare graduates for real work environments.
Attention to Real Job Market Needs
The President of the National Skills University in Fars emphasized the necessity of identifying and analyzing the needs of the petrochemical industry as one of the main pillars of the country's economy. Given the high capacities of this industry and the need for various specialties, this university has planned programs to enhance the skills of its students and graduates. In fact, the main goal of this educational institution is to create vocational universities that can align with the real needs of the job market.
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Practical and Operational Training
According to the President of the university, this educational institution seeks to hold practical and operational training courses that prepare graduates for entering the job market. Considering that the petrochemical industry is one of the key industries in Fars province and the country, this university intends to organize specialized courses in collaboration with petrochemical companies and related industries.
The existing capacities in the oil and petrochemical fields of Fars province, including the South Pars field and the Hydrodynamic gas field, enable the National Skills University to provide scientific and practical training by utilizing practical experiences in the industry. Thus, the graduates of this university can enter the job market with the necessary skills.
Future Developments
The President of the National Skills University in Fars stated that this educational institution seeks to establish international collaborations in vocational training and has plans to attract foreign professors and specialists. These collaborations can help improve the quality of education and enhance the skills of graduates, ultimately leading to the advancement of the country's petrochemical industry.
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