ExxonMobil Qatar has reaffirmed its commitment to advancing education and STEM (science, technology, engineering and mathematics) learning in Qatar by supporting a new training facility at Teach For Qatar, a dedicated hub for professional development, innovation, and community learning.
Building on a longstanding strategic partnership that began in 2014, ExxonMobil Qatar and Teach For Qatar continue to work together to develop teachers and leaders who create lasting positive impact in classrooms and communities across the country.
This latest contribution reflects a shared commitment to equipping individuals with the knowledge, tools, and future-ready skills needed to thrive in a rapidly evolving world.
The new facility will host more than 700 trainees annually through professional development programmes, hands-on workshops, leadership initiatives, and capacity-building experiences.
It will serve Fellows, Alumni, teachers, and the wider community through high-quality learning experiences focused on innovation and leadership.
With ExxonMobil Qatar’s support, Teach For Qatar will further expand its STEM-related initiatives, creating opportunities for learners to collaborate, develop practical skills, and strengthen their problem-solving and critical thinking capabilities.
The new facility will also be equipped with resources needed to cultivate their readiness in key areas, including Arabic, mathematics, science, and English.
“ExxonMobil Qatar believes that expanding access to quality learning is key to fostering long-term growth and development,” said ExxonMobil Qatar president and general manager Taher Hamid.
“This new training facility represents an investment in people and their ability to create meaningful change within their communities,” he said. “Through our partnership with Teach For Qatar, we create opportunities that inspire achievement, leadership, and lifelong growth.”
“We are proud to deepen our partnership with ExxonMobil Qatar through the support of our new training facility,” said Teach For Qatar chief executive Nasser al-Jaber. “This support will enable us to provide enriched learning and development opportunities for more than 700 participants each year, whilst strengthening our efforts to equip teachers, leaders, and community members with the skills and capabilities needed to lead.”
