Probably most of the people saw the videos within these days after it is spread through the social media and what’s app. I received these photos through what’s app and founded them already posted on YouTube. A Polish guy works in Hamley’s London and speaks excellent Kuwaiti, as he lived a long period here in Kuwait. I really loved his accent.
Alshaya continues long-standing partnership with the MGRP to develop local talent in the private sector.
Popular international brands from around the world are increasingly coming to Kuwait, offering new and exciting shopping experiences to local consumers.Interestingly enough, as the retail industry continues to grow, it is becoming a major driver of job creation in the private sector, and Kuwaitis are getting the chance to experience this industry from the other side – on the shop floor.
For more than a decade, Alshaya has collaborated with the Manpower and Government Restructuring Programme (MGRP) to offer young Kuwaiti men and women with an in-depth introduction to the world of retail through Alshaya’s Retail Summer Programme. With a steady increase in the number of applicants to the programme each year, Kuwait’s youth are starting to recognise the advantages of a career in the private sector, especially one as dynamic and rewarding as retail.
This year, over 300 places were offered, and participants took part in a four week programme where they were able to gain experience working for internationally renowned brands such as Mothercare, Debenhams and Starbucks. The participants of the programme experienced various different aspects of retail, with customer service being at the core of their learning. Students were encouraged to engage with customers and attend to their shopping needs.
Under supervision from experienced staff members who acted as their mentors on the shop floor, the students were presented with a unique opportunity to practice the retail basics in order to drive sales to help meet their brand’s objectives. The collaboration between Alshaya and the MGRP, through Alshaya’s Retail Summer Programme, is part of the company’s wider goal of introducing young Kuwaitis to the wide array of employment opportunities in the private sector through part-time summer jobs.
To mark the conclusion of the programme, now in its 12th year, Alshaya recently held a ceremony to congratulate its top achievers and recognise their efforts during the summer.
Pleasure thanks for Corporate Communications Department in AlShaya for sharing their details with us.
One of our readers emailed us a career for Swim Instructor which could be a bit hard to find locally. If anyone are interested, please find out the details below:
Swim Instructor
Part Time & as Summer Job from April until September Saturday – Thursday from 4 pm – 8pm & Saturday 2 pm – 6 pm
Female Admin Assistant
Kindly send the resumes with a recent photo to email
Edges Media company is looking for part-time Kuwaiti talent ladies working as marketing officer and social media researcher. Edges welcomes all ladies on high schools, colleges and universities to apply for part-time job.
If any of the talented ladies are interested, just email the C.V to info@edges-kw.com.
One of our readers, emailed us his Masters Educational Survey. It will only take you 2-4 minutes for filling this survey.
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STBVIVA has press a conference which took place on Monday October 4th, 19:00 at VIVA Marina Mall. It introduced STB London as an exclusive program for entrepreneurs who seek to improve and develop their businesses. STB The Challenge is on participants were invited to this event to announce that up to two seats will be awarded to those who have truly developed their businesses. They can submit an application to be considered for STB London.
Entrepreneurs can apply now to STB London by submitting an application form with an essay. The criteria and requirements are listed on the application page.
Sultan Center has opened an oppourity for students to work in the summer as a part-time job.
If anyone is interested,please visit The Palms Hotel on 9 – 10 June, from 9 am – 9 pm.
