ENDP offers special programmes for 350 single income UAE National families
- United Arab Emirates: Thursday, October 25 - 2007 at 14:23
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Emirates Nationals Development Programme (ENDP), in collaboration with Beit Al Khair Society, a charity association that supports the under privileged, will help train breadwinners of 350 single income families that primarily rely on charity donations for sustenance.
Azzah Al Sharhan, Director of ENDP said: "The programme's objective is to empower the heads of underprivileged UAE national families that depend on charity donations for their living. We will provide them with the knowledge and skills required to start a career, stay independent and take on an active role in the society."
Mohamed Baker, General Manager of Beit Al Khair, said: "In collaboration with ENDP, we will ensure that breadwinners of sole-income national families receive suitable job placements and end their dependence on charity.
"Most of the UAE nationals that we interviewed revealed they were unable to find jobs either due to lack of experience and education, or because they were past the retirement age.
Through our exclusive alliance with several private sector companies to train UAE nationals, ENDP will give them a fresh lease of life to ensure their integration into the workforce."
Since June 2006, ENDP has facilitated the recruitment of over 2,400 UAE nationals in the private sector.
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On 17 June 2006, ENDP started receiving applications from unemployed UAE national job seekers through its website and special booths in malls.
ENDP adopts four strategies through acknowledging the market needs, attracting UAE nationals, training them, recruiting them and following up on their progress. Its activities are concentrated in sectors that have proved important for the national growth such as hospitality, trade, real estate, IT, banking, national conglomerates and semi governmental establishments.
ENDP has formed industry specific committees comprising of the leaders of various private sector companies that suggest solutions to problems hindering UAE nationals from joining the private sector, and discuss their training needs.
For more information please contact:
Dima Hamadeh
A'Sidrah Public Relations
Fax: 04-429 3282
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