Get Ready Program Launches Third Edition to Provide Academic, Career Guidance for High School Students
Doha, September 15 (QNA) – The Ministry of Sports and Youth, in cooperation with the Qatar Career Development Center (QCDC), launched the third edition of the Get Ready program, which will run until Sept. 18, 2025, with the participation of high school students.
The program aims to provide young people with the academic and professional guidance necessary to help them choose university majors and future paths that align with their interests, abilities, and labor market needs.
It also provides a platform to introduce students to local and international universities and scholarship opportunities, develop professional networking skills, and ensure a smooth transition from high school to university and the job market.
In this context, Director of the Youth Affairs Department at the Ministry of Sports and Youth Fawaz Al Musaifri said Get Ready empowers Qatari youth and builds their capabilities in line with the Ministry’s vision to nurture a responsible, engaged generation with a strong national ethos. The program raises awareness about choosing the right university major, introduces national and international universities and scholarship opportunities, and develops practical skills, such as crafting CVs and personal statements, that help young people participate effectively in society and the workforce.
For his part, the Executive Director of QCDC Saad Al Kharji emphasized that facilitating the transition from high school to university is a key factor in the success and comprehensive development of our youth, indicating that the Get Ready program is a strategic step that enables students to navigate this critical stage with confidence and awareness, and to make informed academic decisions that take into account their interests, abilities, and future aspirations.
The program’s training sessions are held daily at Multaqa (Education City Student Center), under the supervision of the Youth Development and Affairs Department at the Ministry of Sports and Youth, and with the participation of specialized trainers from QCDC.
The program focuses on spreading professional awareness and serving the local community, in addition to supporting students in linking their academic interests with their future aspirations.
The launch of the Get Ready program comes as part of the Ministry of Sports and Youth’s efforts to support the country’s efforts to build a pioneering education system that enhances Qatar’s regional and international standing, as it embodies the Ministry and the Center’s commitment to investing in the energies of young people, enabling them to acquire the academic and professional skills necessary to choose appropriate specializations and capitalize on available opportunities to serve their future and contribute to the nation’s progress.
The training program includes key topics, most notably self-knowledge and personal skills, work values ​​and ethics, writing a CV and personal statement, learning about international universities and scholarship programs, and building a professional network. (QNA)