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Students to get hands-on training at ATM
DUBAI - A group of 14 UAE local students from American University of Dubai (AUD), undergoing different streams of study and enjoying diverse hobbies, have been selected from a pool of eager AUD applicants to take charge interacting with, and answering queries, of Nakheel stand visitors at the forthcoming Arabian Travel Market (ATM) 2004.
"We are very excited to have such intelligent and enthusiastic students from the AUD join Nakheel during this year's ATM," said Wahid Austin, Executive Director, Commercial and Operations for Nakheel.
"Each student has shown an unparalleled dedication to learning about Nakheel's iconic development projects in order to assist ATM visitors with the most up-to-date and useful information, in the most professional manner."
Mr Austin said they are pleased with the excitement of the students and their keenness to learn all about existing and new projects Nakheel has to offer Dubai and the world.
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