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Sound engineering training from SAE
Global media trainers SAE have a Middle East prescence with institutions in Kuwait and Dubai, both offering a wide range of courses, as Phil Blizzard discovered whilst talking with Dubai's Assistant Manager Olivia Zechner.
Monster on-line recruitment hits the Gulf
Pioneering on-line recruitment organisation Monster have just launched their Gulf and Middle East job search service. Dhruv Shenoy, Country Manger, Monster Gulf explains how the site works from both a job seeker and company perspective.
Bin Sulayem rallies Emirates Post
Middle East rally star Mohammed bin Sulayem, as President of the Automobile and Touring Club for the UAE, has joined forces with Emirates Post to crack down on forged international driving permits. He talks to AME Info about the problems which can arise with these documents and what the awareness campaign aims to do.
Human Factor Training & Development
"It is as easy for a surgeon to take out the wrong kidney, as it is for a pilot to turn right, instead of left, and to fly into a mountain" according to George Duncan, co-founder of The Human Factor Training. With plans to set up a Middle East HQ George elaborates on the above statement and much more.
SAFEX 2006 - driver training in Dubai
The World Driving Training Conference, SAFEX 2006, which will be held from March 10-12 at the Dubai Police Officer's Club, will witness participation from some of the world's eminent experts on driving and driver training. Adam Kechil, Director of Training, The Belhasa Driving Centre, and hosts of the event, talks about SAFEX.
Innovative Solutions to Coaching
Accredited coaching workshops for corporations and individuals are to be offered by Organisational Psychologist Shirley Attenborough. She talks about the courses, methods used to 'coach the coaches' and why she has teamed up with UK expert Carol Wilson.
Buzzwords for 2006
Cyperslacking, stage-phoning, thumb generation - buzzwords taken from a new book which claims to be a guide to a technology driven world. During an al desko session, 'middle youth' Phil Blizzard, tries to decipher Words of the Year which he says was not a hand-me-up.
World Aids Day - Seven Stories of Hope
This special 'World Aids Day' report looks at how antiretroviral drugs, along with personal courage, has transformed the situation in one part of Zambia. We hear from David Bweupe and Chilufya Mumba who journeyed to the Nchelenge district. The report comes courtesy of InterWorld Radio at www.interworldradio.net.
Simon Hammond - Directness in Marketing
Richard Branson, Steve Jobs and Russell Crowe are 'marketing heroes' according to Simon Hammond, Executive Chairman, SEE, and a key speaker at the recent Direct Marketing Conference, Dubai. He also talks about assisted discovery, story telling, tribes and a 'sense of belonging.
Careers roundtable - 'Planned academic strategies', pt 2/2
Bob Turner, Change Associates and Paula Smith, Clarendon Parker continues to offer good advice - this time on interview techniques and why students should attend the Gulf Education and Training Exhibition.
Careers roundtable - 'Planned academic strategies', pt 1/2
Leading up to the Gulf Education and Training Exhibition we take a look at career objectives with a special panel consisting of Bob Turner, Change Associates and Paula Smith, Clarendon Parker. Listen out for news on the school outreach project, as well as solid careers advice.
Dubai School of Government opens
The Dubai School of Government this week started its first course, the E-Government Executive Education Program. Nabil al Yousuf, Executive Director, talks about the school launched in cooperation with Harvard University's John F.Kennedy School of Government.
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