العربية 
Sana’a – The University of Science and Technology (UST) implemented a series of specialized, qualitative, and free training courses targeting high school and university students and graduates, as part of its ongoing efforts to develop scientific and practical skills and enhance youth readiness for the labor market.
The training programs included diverse courses across medical fields—such as clinical medical skills, first aid, radiographic image interpretation, and pharmaceutical skill development—in addition to various courses in engineering, computing, and technical disciplines. These covered artificial intelligence, data analysis, digital video editing, cybersecurity, medical equipment maintenance and calibration, solar system design and installation, and other specialized courses across various majors, delivered by an elite group of academics and specialists.
The courses aimed to equip participants with modern knowledge and practical skills that keep pace with scientific and technological developments, contributing to the enhancement of their academic and professional capabilities and raising competency levels among students and graduates across different specializations.
The university leadership affirmed its keenness to continuously implement such qualitative training programs, stemming from the University’s social responsibility and its role in supporting education, vocational qualification, and empowering youth and students to acquire the skills required in modern work environments.
The courses witnessed wide interaction from participants, who praised the scientific and practical content of the training programs, as well as the opportunity to benefit freely from specialized academic and professional expertise.
