Al-Mabarrat Charitable Association organized at Al-Rahma High School in Kfarjoz a universities fair for career guidance in the school's hall, with the participation of 10 universities and 4 institutes and some 500 pupils from 6 different schools, with the aim of strengthening the pupils' knowledge in the area and helping them choose their future studies and their professional lives.
The opening was attended by the school's director Soulaf Hashem, the general supervisor Hussein Al-Ezzi, the director of the “Al-Manar University Institute” Mohammad Atwi, directors of universities, institutes, high schools and schools, and the participating students.
The school's director Mrs. Soulaf Hashem gave a speech in which she said: “This attention began and was launched by Al-Mabarrat Charitable Association, especially at Al-Rahma High School, and its aim is to help students and guide them to the right educational path so that they may choose the university stage and so that a student may choose the profession that suits their character and arrive at self-satisfaction. Sometimes students choose specializations that are not their own choice but their families' or their friends', or they may be influenced by society or by their peers.”
She pointed out that “the school aimed to strengthen this kind of career guidance, and we launched it in the first secondary year, though we should have begun it in the first and second cycles so as to introduce them to these professions, so that a student may correctly choose their educational path in the secondary section - economics, general sciences, life sciences or literature - and thus be able to choose the university path that suits their identity, their professional character and their wishes, so as to be a productive and creative person in society”.
The head of the educational and health counselling unit at the school, Sumaya Jaber, said: “Today we have a new event: for the sixth consecutive year we are reviving the career guidance fair at Al-Mabarrat Charitable Association. The fair aims to receive a large number of pupils at the secondary stage in order to shed light on the university specializations. We have 10 universities and the institutes Al-Manar University, Al-Rasoul Al-Aazam and Sheikh Ragheb Harb Institute, and in our fair we turn to the institutes and universities to give the students experience and to benefit them in the specializations they intend to choose.”
