In a discussion session held by the Engineers Syndicate at the Maldives Rest House, with the presence of the Syndicate Head, branch heads, and a group of graduates, Engineer Sabri Al-Fara, a member of the RCM Engineering Team Council, addressed several issues concerning new graduates.
The session focused on the challenges faced by graduates at the start of their professional careers, such as the difficulty in finding suitable job opportunities, the need for developing practical and field skills, and the importance of career guidance and mentorship. The role of the Syndicate in supporting new graduates through training programs and specialized workshops was also emphasized, helping them prepare for the job market.
Engineer Sabri Al-Fara proposed several suggestions for broader collaboration between the Syndicate and the engineering team to offer effective solutions to assist new graduates in adapting to the evolving job market requirements. He also called for an increase in initiatives that provide graduates with training opportunities on the latest engineering technologies and enhance their skills in specialized fields.
The session received significant engagement from attendees, who expressed the importance of urgently addressing these issues to provide better opportunities for new graduates in various engineering disciplines. The session's chairperson also emphasized the need for a collaborative action plan between the Syndicate and the engineering team to continuously follow up on these issues and work towards their resolution.