The College of Education at Al-Zahraa University for Women concluded the "Young Programmer" training course with a closing ceremony during which certificates of participation were awarded to the children who successfully completed the program. The event was held in a celebratory atmosphere reflecting the participants' enthusiasm, engagement, and achievements throughout the course.

 

The ceremony was attended by the Dean of the College of Education, Prof. Dr. Iman Samir Bahiya, and the Administrative Assistant to the Dean, Dr. Nihad Al-Rubaie. During the event, the Dean praised the children's dedication to developing programming and computational thinking skills, emphasizing the importance of investing in young generations by fostering creativity, innovation, and digital competencies from an early age.

 

The ceremony also included the recognition of the trainers and organizers in appreciation of their efforts in delivering a distinguished training program that introduced participants to the fundamentals of programming through modern, interactive teaching methods. The initiative aligns with the University's commitment to supporting educational programs that prepare digitally skilled generations capable of keeping pace with rapid technological advancements.

 

The "Young Programmer" course is part of a series of training initiatives organized by the College of Education to promote digital literacy, develop technical skills, and strengthen the University's role in serving the community through high-quality educational programs targeting various age groups.