UN estimates the amount of debris in the Gaza Strip at 37 million tonnes in mid-April, or 300 kilogrammes per square metre
In order to give a further boost to the government’s efforts to revive the economy and celebrate the 49th National Day, Blue Ocean Academy is once again offering UAE nationals a chance to apply for free courses to become certified professionals.
This allows students to learn from industry experts and earn international certification to become more valuable for their organisations. The training is beneficial for those looking to be a certified chain professional/manager, purchasing manager, international commercial contracts manager sourcing manager, lean management professional, human resource professional/manager, office administrator, six sigma green belt/black belt, and shipping and freight forwarding.
“This is a great opportunity for the people in the UAE to get certified in their profession and earn an international certification. Professional training and certification can certainly help them to perform better at workplace or find exciting job opportunities,†said Dr Sathya Menon, CEO of Blue Ocean Academy.
To date, nearly 10,000 students have attended Blue Ocean Academy’s online training sessions and free webinars on industry-specific topics. UAE nationals can enrol themselves for the courses as well as nominate others in their circle.
UN estimates the amount of debris in the Gaza Strip at 37 million tonnes in mid-April, or 300 kilogrammes per square metre
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