Talal Abu-Ghazaleh Knowledge Center is one of the key initiatives of TAG.Global with a special focus on students and their communities. The Society conducts various programs to prepare students for the labor market by state-of-the-art tools and access to information and communication technologies. Since its inauguration by His Royal Highness Prince Hassan bin Talal, more than 30,000 students have benefited from the services offered by the Society, which include:
Online Research Facilities to acquire knowledge and embrace the latest scientific developments.
Training courses and specialized training diplomas in different areas with an emphasis on basic skills to help graduates enter the labor market, as well as build management skills through a United Nations-approved program.
Recruitment consultancy to overcome obstacles faced by graduates looking for work which includes CV writing and reviewing, interview skills and preparation.
Job opportunities for members by pairing quality students with jobs at quality companies associated with TAG.Global.
Workshops to raise awareness on crucial issues of interest to the youth such as e-government, voluntary work, nuclear energy, drugs awareness and others to help them build bridges with different community institutions and expand their cultural knowledge.
Language clubs to build bridges through sharing our culture and traditions.
The Society has provided numerous activities and social services: With the support of TAG.Global, 600 students from AMAN Fund for Orphans were trained on basic skills and a free medical day was organized in Mafraq as part of the social services provided by TAG.Global to all communities.
TAG.Global also organized donation campaigns for the needy and several Iftar events were held during the Holy Month of Ramadan in addition to sporting events and recreational activities.
The Society has plans to open branches across Jordan in addition to those already operating in the West Bank, Gaza, Bahrain, Saudi Arabia, Russia and Lebanon.
In support of the Palestinian Student Fund in Lebanon, TAG.Global has provided furniture, hardware, software and training of trainers. Furthermore, the United States Agency for International Development (USAID) has chosen Talal Abu-Ghazaleh Knowledge Center as the future sponsor of its specialized meetings. Arrangements are underway to prepare and replicate that project in the West Bank and Gaza Strip.
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