Nawaf Muhammad Al-Jishi Group of Companies has opened applications for 36 free training grants offered by the group to Bahrainis looking for work in several free training programs in various occupational health and safety professions.

The Group will provide several training workshops in basic and functional skills in the English language for Bahrainis looking for work to improve their chances of getting a job and enable them to meet the needs of the labour market.

This initiative is called "Tomohi", which reflects the group’s quest to meet the ambition of Bahraini youth seeking to achieve themselves and build their future.

The group Chairman Nawaf Al Jishi stated that these free grants aim to accelerate the employment of Bahrainis looking for their work and develop the workforce to ensure their job stability, in addition to developing and boosting the self-skills and capabilities of job seekers and increasing their employment opportunities in private sector establishments.

“The Community Service Department in the Group is working diligently to advance the social responsibility of the group and serve the Bahraini community through qualitative initiatives that meet the most urgent needs of the Bahraini society, including helping Bahraini youth to obtain rewarding jobs opportunities and career advancement,” Al Jishi added.

The provision of these free training grants comes within the framework of an MOU recently signed by the group, represented by its chairman, Nawaf Al Jishi, with the Ministry of Labour and Social Development represented by Ahmed Jaafar Al-Hayki, the assistant undersecretary for labour affairs in the ministry. – TradeArabia News Service