01 OCTOBER 2015omanobserver.om
Sohar Aluminium rolls out Fresh Graduate Programme
Edited by : AL CIRCLE
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As part of its commitment to developing local talent, Sohar Aluminium (SA) has launched the company’s inaugural Fresh Graduate Programme to give selected high achieving young Omani students an intensive training and may become SA’s future Engineers.
The programme is open to Engineering Bachelor degree holders in the disciplines of Mechanical, Electrical, Mechatronic, Chemical, Civil or Computer Science who have completed their education in 2014 or 2015. SA’s existing employees who have recently completed their undergraduate education can equally apply to the programme.
Said bin Mohammed al Masoudi, CEO of Sohar Aluminium, said, “We are proud to introduce a course tailor-made for young and ambitious Omanis who are looking for an opportunity to work for one of the Sultanate’s leading organisations. Such initiatives will strengthen the prospects of Omanis in the local industrial sector and train them to compete at global levels.
This is the chance of a lifetime for these recent graduates to develop their capabilities, gain an enriched personal experience, and obtain the skills needed for them to become the leaders of tomorrow.”
He added, “The programme will also support the company’s Omanisation efforts, which currently stand at an impressive 73 per cent at all levels.”
The Fresh Graduate Programme was launched with an aim to provide Omani students with on-the-job experience, the chance to be mentored by seasoned professionals and develop into future frontrunners.
The programme is open to Engineering Bachelor degree holders in the disciplines of Mechanical, Electrical, Mechatronic, Chemical, Civil or Computer Science who have completed their education in 2014 or 2015. SA’s existing employees who have recently completed their undergraduate education can equally apply to the programme.
Said bin Mohammed al Masoudi, CEO of Sohar Aluminium, said, “We are proud to introduce a course tailor-made for young and ambitious Omanis who are looking for an opportunity to work for one of the Sultanate’s leading organisations. Such initiatives will strengthen the prospects of Omanis in the local industrial sector and train them to compete at global levels.
This is the chance of a lifetime for these recent graduates to develop their capabilities, gain an enriched personal experience, and obtain the skills needed for them to become the leaders of tomorrow.”
He added, “The programme will also support the company’s Omanisation efforts, which currently stand at an impressive 73 per cent at all levels.”
The Fresh Graduate Programme was launched with an aim to provide Omani students with on-the-job experience, the chance to be mentored by seasoned professionals and develop into future frontrunners.
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