The Technical and Vocational Training Corporation (TVTC), represented by the General Administration of Curricula, has issued a resolution appointing specializations supervisors for the current 2026 cycle of the "Specialization Experts" project, involving more than 50 experts. The project aims to ensure the delivery of high-quality technical and vocational training that meets labor market demands by providing expert input on curricula, reviewing proposals and feedback, and transferring expertise to training staff across the Kingdom's various regions.
The General Administration of Curricula outlined the experts' responsibilities, which include proposing semester plans for training packages and coordinating their implementation with trainers, as well as continuously reviewing and evaluating courses to enhance their quality. Their duties also involve strengthening partnerships with global entities to develop specializations, producing supplementary informational materials, and providing technical support to foster the professional growth of trainers.
Launched in 2016, the "Specialization Experts" project reflects an understanding of the importance of continuously reviewing and developing training content. It reinforces the TVTC’s pivotal role in supporting comprehensive development—aligned with the goals of the Human Capability Development Program—by leveraging available talent and resources. The project covers a wide range of fields, most notably electronic, electrical, chemical, and mechanical technologies, as well as computer and information technology, tourism and hospitality, and others.