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National Ambassadors Program Attracts 90 Students in “Future” and “Innovation” Tracks

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The fifth edition of the National Ambassadors Program 2022, launched by the Ministry of Education (MoE) in July and August, has attracted 90 students from grade nine to 12 from various government and private schools, who have shown excellence in the program and annual competitions of the MoE. The students have been dispatched to the best universities and institutions in the world, to have a world-class training that broadens their knowledge horizons, develops their capabilities in various areas, and enables them to learn about the best international, innovative practices. The students will also be able to be global citizens and have an effective role in building a knowledge-based community in the UAE.


The tracks of the National Ambassadors Program are carried out in line with the plans, strategies, and directions of the UAE, which has devoted great attention to building and developing the capabilities of qualified, young human resources of the citizens.


The tracks of the National Ambassadors Program this year consisted of six training programs, each of them lasted for two weeks under two main tracks, namely the Innovation Ambassadors Track and the Future Ambassadors Track. The Innovation Ambassadors Track was the first program created under the National Ambassadors Program in 2016. It provides students with the opportunity to attend theoretical and practical training at world-leading universities in the field of innovation, entrepreneurship, advanced sciences, technology, and innovative design. The Future Ambassadors Track, on the other hand, was created in 2017 to allow the students to acquire the knowledge and skills required in the future labor market in all priority cognitive areas, such as space sciences and renewable and sustainable energy, as well as learn about the admission mechanism and majors available in world-leading universities.


The tracks of the National Ambassadors Program seek to instill in students the main concepts, skills, and methodologies of scientific research, cooperation, teamwork, innovation, creativity, imagination, critical thinking, and problem solving.


Twenty students from the National Ambassadors Program have participated in programs related to industry and automation at Oxford University in London, one of the most prestigious universities in the world and ranks as the fifth best international university in 2022. Many heads of states and Nobel Prize laureates have graduated in Oxford University. The Oxford University training program included diverse topics, such as creative and innovative design, digital marketing, sustainable communities and cities, infrastructure, the Internet of Things (IoT), artificial intelligence (AI), and big data.


The National University of Singapore also hosted students from the National Ambassadors Program, as part of a program on the theoretical and practical aspects of AI techniques and how to use them to find effective solutions to many issues. The program focused on AI policies and the role of AI strategies and policies in developing positive solutions and action plans for important issues in the local and global community.


Fifteen students from the National Ambassadors Program have joined programs related to design and creative thinking offered by Trinity College Dublin and University College Dublin in Ireland. This training program provided a stimulating environment for the development of students’ creative and innovative capabilities; preparing them to be entrepreneurs; generating, putting forward, and discussing their innovative ideas; conducting market studies and research; designing their ideas into products, and devising plans for their development and marketing. The products also take sustainability and the environmental impact into account.


At Kyushu University in Japan, which is known for conducting innovative scientific research, 10 students from the National Ambassadors Program have participated in training programs on renewable and sustainable energy. During the program, the students visited several leading industrial institutions in the field of energy.


Ten students from the National Ambassadors Program have participated in the London International Forum for Youth and Science. The forum is organized annually at Imperial College in London; one of the oldest, best British universities that ranks eighth on the list of the top 100 universities in the world. The forum aims to empower young people and enhance their knowledge of the latest developments in these areas. It also enables them to present and constructively discuss various related issues. The forum program included lectures in basic and technological sciences.


University College London hosted 20 students from the National Ambassadors Program in programs related to data science. They were also given lectures on programming, robotics, cyber security, IoT, AI, big data, foundations and principles of R&D, methodology of scientific research, and methods of data collection and analysis.


It is worth mentioning that all the tracks of the National Ambassadors Program included visits to prestigious universities, think tanks, institutions, and research centers; cultural activities; and visits to museums to familiarize the students with the cultures and history of the hosting countries.


H.E. Dr. Amna Al Dahak Al Shamsi, Assistant Undersecretary for Activities and Care Sector at the MoE, said, “Since its launch, the National Ambassadors Program has succeeded in achieving its objectives by enhancing students’ knowledge, creativity, innovation, leadership, and critical thinking skills. The program empowered them with advanced future skills, polished their personalities, prepared them to be global citizens, and boosted their educational outcomes, in line with the highest international standards. The program keeps pace with the rapid and steady development in teaching and learning technologies to enable the students to have an active, constructive role in promoting the knowledge economy of the UAE and enhance its competitiveness.”


H.E. stressed that, “The MoE is working hard to integrate educational objectives with plans and programs that focus on the foundations of innovation and leadership. All that is achieved under a comprehensive educational vision that contributes to building and developing students’ capabilities, discovers and polishes their talents, informs them of the best international practices, and directs them to future academic disciplines required by the future labor market. This will help achieve the next 50 years strategy and elevate the position of the UAE regionally and globally.”

9/2/2022

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