The Higher Colleges of Technology has achieved two million and 73 thousand hours of volunteering and community service, accomplished by about 30 thousand students, since the colleges adopted the “Volunteer Work” program in 2016 as a graduation requirement for all its students, as each student must complete 100 volunteer hours over the years of his studies. The Director of the Colleges Complex, Dr. Abdullatif Al Shamsi, said that “the voluntary movement among college students contributes to advancing our inherent concept of volunteer work to activating it as an economic value,” adding: “Our youth have initiatives and voluntary ideas, through which they seek to promote and present this humanitarian and community activity.” .
The Higher Colleges of Technology has achieved two million and 73 thousand hours of volunteering and community service, accomplished by about 30 thousand students, since the colleges adopted the “Volunteer Work” program in 2016 as a graduation requirement for all its students, as each student must complete 100 volunteer hours over the years of his studies. The Director of the Colleges Complex, Dr. Abdullatif Al Shamsi, said that “the voluntary movement among college students contributes to advancing our inherent concept of volunteer work to activating it as an economic value,” adding: “Our youth have initiatives and voluntary ideas, through which they seek to promote and present this humanitarian and community activity.” .
The Higher Colleges of Technology has achieved two million and 73 thousand hours of volunteering and community service, accomplished by about 30 thousand students, since the colleges adopted the “Volunteer Work” program in 2016 as a graduation requirement for all its students, as each student must complete 100 volunteer hours over the years of his studies. The Director of the Colleges Complex, Dr. Abdullatif Al Shamsi, said that “the voluntary movement among college students contributes to advancing our inherent concept of volunteer work to activating it as an economic value,” adding: “Our youth have initiatives and voluntary ideas, through which they seek to promote and present this humanitarian and community activity.” .
The Higher Colleges of Technology has achieved two million and 73 thousand hours of volunteering and community service, accomplished by about 30 thousand students, since the colleges adopted the “Volunteer Work” program in 2016 as a graduation requirement for all its students, as each student must complete 100 volunteer hours over the years of his studies. The Director of the Colleges Complex, Dr. Abdullatif Al Shamsi, said that “the voluntary movement among college students contributes to advancing our inherent concept of volunteer work to activating it as an economic value,” adding: “Our youth have initiatives and voluntary ideas, through which they seek to promote and present this humanitarian and community activity.” .