Under the Professional Excellence Program: The Department of Social Development and Rehabilitation at the Imam Hussain Holy Shrine Launches the Third Phase to Qualify Young Women in Karbala

The Department of Youth Social Development and Rehabilitation at the Imam Hussain Holy Shrine has launched the third phase of the Professional Excellence Program. The initiative aims to develop practical skills and professional capabilities among young women, preparing them for the labor market through a series of free training courses in the Holy Karbala Governorate.

The Head of the Department, Mohammed Al-Nasrawi, stated in an interview with the official website that "the program comes as part of the plans of the Imam Hussain Holy Shrine aimed at supporting the youth segment and providing them with specialized expertise that matches the requirements of the modern job market. The training is delivered in-person and interactively, with participants receiving accredited certificates immediately upon completing the requirements."

He explained that "the third phase includes offering five specialized courses, with 9 training hours designated for each course tailored for females. It targets vital fields including successful leadership skills, the art of public speaking and presentation, alongside a course on the fundamentals of photography."

He added that "the training package extends to enhancing technical and media aspects by offering a course on the basics of artificial intelligence and a course on the fundamentals of journalistic editing," noting that "registration is conducted via the link (https://t.me/+W84_vngi_6g1MGI6), and the training sessions are held between 4:00 PM and 6:30 PM."

These training courses are part of the initiatives sponsored by the Imam Hussain Holy Shrine through the Department of Youth Social Development and Rehabilitation. The initiative witnesses wide demand from young people due to the free educational environment it offers, supported by practical applications that contribute to preparing young women and refining their leadership, media, and technical skills in a professional manner.