The course aims to train and qualify MoI’s employees with special needs.
The five-day course was attended by 80 male and female employees with special needs working in various departments of the ministry.
The course includes a number of programmes, activities and forums that benefit MoI’s staff from this important segment of society.
The course comes in co-operation between the office of people with special needs and Qatar Deaf Centre, which translates the lectures to sign language.
Also, Qatar Scientific Club (QSC) co-operates in this course by organising a visit to the club to learn about its programmes, activities and workshops.
The visit, which takes place on the last day of the course, aims to provide the opportunity for the staff wishing to participate in QSC programmes.
Lecturer Rawda al-Qubaisi said that the distinguished employee skills course was designed to suit people with special needs who suffer from hearing, visual and mental disabilities.
She pointed out that the course has two main objectives, which are to identify the most important differences in professional leadership, gain skills of persuasion and tools applicable to professional life.
Al-Qubaisi said that the course included some explanatory videos and practical activities that enrich theoretical information and make it more applicable.
She added that among the new professional skills to be dealt with in the course are the skills of the patterns that ensure the continuation of the happiness and freshness of the staff.
She noted that the biggest challenge in this course is the participants’ acceptance of the new pattern of training.
