Students learn practical skills at Future Engineer programme

The activities of the fourth edition of the Future Engineer programme concluded Wednesday after knowledge building workshops and field visits, Organised by the Public Works Authority (Ashghal) in co-operation with the Qatar Scientific Club (QSC), 36 students participated in the two-week programme.According to an official statement, during the first week, the participants visited various Ashghal facilities and departments. These included the departments of Engineering Services, Quality and Safety, Drainage Networks Operations and Maintenance, Buildings Projects and Information Systems. Students had the opportunity to be introduced to the nature of engineering work in various sectors through interactive tours, presentations and applied workshops.The programme was organised within the framework of Ashghal’s keenness to support young energies and develop national competencies from the early stages through purposeful community initiatives that contribute to building a knowledgeable and qualified generation of engineers and introducing students to the vital role that engineering plays in the national development process.In the second week, participants took part in a series of technical workshops and interactive training at QSC where they worked within teams to develop applied engineering projects simulating real needs, which helped them integrate theoretical concepts with practical skills and teamwork.On the final day, students presented their final project models to an expert committee where the ideas were evaluated in terms of creativity, feasibility and ability to implement. The committee expressed its admiration for the level of engineering thinking and innovation among the participants, praising the teamwork spirit and commitment that was clearly evident in the projects presented.Ashghal, in the statement, appreciated the students' commitment and interaction and the fruitful partnership with QSC, which contributed significantly to achieving the goals of this edition.Ashghal said it will continue to support educational initiatives that empower the next generation and build a knowledge-based community of innovation and active participation.