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Operating from Al-Wafa Building, the new graduates are provided with real time projects and professional training as means to practically involve current university skills and competencies with future employment in the ICT sector. Further, PSUT students will have access to a number of leading edge and diverse systems and technologies complementary to the teachings at PSUT.
"The need to seek and find the IT talents from Jordanian universities is becoming almost a daily endeavour for software companies who are striving for sustained performance, delivery and customer satisfaction. We are glad to be able to present a workable example that will facilitate easier access to fresh competence and talent,"
said Doha Abdelkhaleq, Executive Director at Eskadenia Software, at the closing ceremony of the IMCL 09 conference.
Eskadenia Software's new offices at PSUT currently accommodate around 30 full-time students and employees in addition to the large number of students and graduates working at the Eskadenia head office on various on-going projects.
"Jordan's Ministry of Information and Communications Technology (MoICT) has recently launched the Graduates Internship Programme whereby the government of Jordan subsidises a certain percentage of newly employed graduates' salary during the first 18 months of employment in addition to providing those graduates with soft skills training. A synergy has been created; now we have a leading software enterprise, that is Eskadenia, a university with outstanding technology and focus on human resources, that is PSUT, and an organised governmental support focused on training and finding jobs to new graduates - a practical example of co-operation between government, academia and the private sector", further explained Ms. Abdelkhaleq.
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