Nasser Vocational Training Centre (NVTC) and ThinkSmart for Development and Training joined forces once again to conduct the second Advisory Board meeting for the groundbreaking SmartCoders initiative. This initiative, a beacon of innovation within the Kingdom of Bahrain, aims to impart coding skills and empowerment to 10,000 Bahrainis over the next five years.
The recent Advisory Board meeting served as a cornerstone in the development of the SmartCoders initiative. Held in collaboration with esteemed Advisory Board members representing diverse sectors such as Education, ICT, Technology, Telecom, Banking, and Society, the meeting played a pivotal role in propelling the initiative towards its ambitious goals.
NVTC Chief Executive, Dr. Abdullah Nasser Al Noaimi, expressed his enthusiasm about the initiative’s progress and the positive impact it is poised to have on the community. He stated, “SmartCoders is not merely a training program; it is a transformative initiative that empowers individuals to thrive in the digital era. Our collaboration with ThinkSmart is a testament to our commitment to fostering a skilled workforce and driving technological advancements in Bahrain.”
Mr. Ahmed Al Hujairi, CEO of ThinkSmart Gulf, echoed these sentiments, emphasizing the importance of collaboration in addressing the evolving needs of the workforce. “In an era dominated by technological advancements, SmartCoders serves as a catalyst for change. Together with NVTC, we are dedicated to nurturing a generation of skilled coders who will play a crucial role in shaping the future of Bahrain’s technological landscape.”
The Advisory Board meeting brought together key stakeholders who shared insights and expertise to further refine the SmartCoders initiative. Discussions focused on strategies to enhance training modules, broaden industry partnerships, and ensure the program’s alignment with the evolving demands of the job market.
As the SmartCoders initiative gains momentum, NVTC and ThinkSmart remain committed to their mission of empowering Bahrainis with essential coding skills. The collaboration signifies a united effort towards building a workforce that is not only adept in coding but also equipped to drive innovation across various sectors.
