What Is Nonprofit Sector Skills Program?
The Nonprofit Sector Skills Program equips professionals and aspiring individuals with specialized skills through e-learning to enhance performance and support graduates entering the nonprofit sector.
What are the program's objectives?
What will the program offer you?
The program offers a series of intensive, interactive training courses designed for leaders and workers in the nonprofit sector, enabling them to improve their organization's performance and maximize its impact.
It is also aimed to empower youth aspiring to work in nonprofit organizations, offering the opportunity to choose from various training paths.
Program Paths Overview
First: General Paths
The program will provide foundational knowledge and professional concepts about the nonprofit sector, highlighting its importance, available specialized job opportunities, and the professional career paths within the program.
For those with no prior experience in the sector, the "Nonprofit Sector Working Skills" path is an ideal entry point, designed for young individuals who are eager to join this promising sector.
Meanwhile, the "Building a Culture of Work in the Nonprofit Sector" path is intended for those with experience working in the nonprofit sector.
Both paths will begin simultaneously, followed by specialized paths to further develop participants’ expertise.
Second: Specialized Paths
Specialized training will be provided in specific areas to enhance the participants’ capabilities and equip them with the necessary knowledge to apply in their nonprofit organizations. The specialized paths are as follows:
Training Methods:
Program Benefits:
The program is offered free of charge to support the development of the non-profit sector.
This is a fully online and interactive program, with mandatory attendance required.
Active online participation is essential, and session recordings are not available.
Successful participants will receive a certificate from the Misk Foundation.
6 weeks in the evening from 6:00 to 10:00 pm.
The program is open to all regions of the Kingdom and accessible for both male and female citizens remotely.
Applicants can enroll in only one track, and the choice cannot be changed after selection.
Full participation, completion of performance tasks, tests, and a graduation project are mandatory for certificate eligibility.
The virtual interview, conducted via video call, is a part of the admission process with the admissions committee.
No, final acceptance is confirmed only after receiving the acceptance confirmation letter post-interview.
Yes, the program includes several enrichment activities that supplement the core tracks.
Yes, participants can obtain copies of the training materials, but all intellectual property rights remain with the Misk Foundation.
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