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Vocational and Technical Training in Saudi Arabia Training Kit

  • 1 day
  • 2 sessions
  • 120 min / session
  • 4 hours in total
  • Intermediate level
  • Arabic

Description

The Vocational and Technical Training Kit in Saudi Arabia is presented as a comprehensive training tool aimed at enabling trainers and teachers to understand the vocational training system in depth, starting with defining its concept and its role in qualifying individuals to enter the labour market, through to the most prominent directions adopted by the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia for developing this vital sector within the framework of Vision 2030. The kit combines carefully considered theoretical content with effective practical activities, enabling the trainee to acquire tangible practical skills, making it an ideal choice for anyone seeking to deliver a professional training programme that keeps pace with the needs of both the government and private sectors. It also serves as a practical reference that can easily be delivered in workshops and specialised training courses.

The Vocational and Technical Training Kit in Saudi Arabia meets the needs of a wide segment of those interested in the vocational training sector, and suits various levels and specialisations seeking to develop their skills and keep pace with the transformations taking place in the Saudi labour market.

Objectives

  • Define the concept of vocational and technical training and its importance in the Saudi labour market.
  • Distinguish between vocational training and academic education in terms of objectives and outcomes.
  • Learn about the most prominent vocational and technical training centres and institutions in the Kingdom.
  • Link vocational training to the targets of the Kingdom's Vision 2030 in developing national talent.
  • Employ practical methods and skills that support the design of effective vocational training programmes.

Who it's for

Vocational and technical trainers, training institute staff, and education policymakers.

Training sessions

  • Introductions and programme opening
  • Vocational training and its aims
  • The main types of vocational training and their benefits
  • Vocational training programmes
  • Training activity
  • The institution's efforts to overcome obstacles and support technical progress
  • Motivating students by helping them identify their strengths and labour-market skills

Version 1 — updated 16 October 2026

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Frequently asked questions

Vocational and technical trainers, training institute staff, and education policymakers.

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