Beni-Suef University’s Faculty of Politics and Economics Opens Introductory Session for the “Be Ready” Initiative to Prepare Students for the Labor Market

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Under the patronage of Dr. Tarek Ali, Acting President of Beni-Suef University, the Faculty of Politics and Economics, in cooperation with the University Career Development Center, inaugurated the introductory session of the “Be Ready” initiative. The event reflects the university’s and the faculty’s ongoing commitment to preparing students for the labor market and enhancing their professional capabilities in line with future demands.

The session was inaugurated under the supervision of Dr. Mohamed Nour El-Basrati, Dean of the Faculty of Politics and Economics, and Dr. Al-Shaimaa Abdel-Salam Ibrahim, Vice Dean for Community Service and Environmental Development. The session was delivered by Dr. Ismail Selim, Deputy Director of the University Career Development Center and the initiative’s Learning, Guidance, and Career Development Officer. A number of faculty members attended the event, which also witnessed broad participation and notable engagement from students across the faculty’s various departments and academic years.

The University President emphasized that launching such events and training initiatives reflects the university’s strategy of linking academic education with the actual needs of the labor market. He noted that the initiative aims to empower young people and equip them with the practical and professional skills needed to keep pace with rapid changes in the workplace. It also seeks to promote a culture of lifelong learning and sustainable development to prepare graduates who can compete effectively and confidently.

Dr. Tarek Ali added that the session highlighted the key components of the “Be Ready” initiative and the various development pathways it offers. These included detailed discussions on how students can transition from university life to the professional world with confidence, as well as the key skills needed to build a successful career.

For his part, Dr. Mohamed Nour El-Basrati, Dean of the Faculty, explained that through such events, the faculty seeks to foster students’ overall personal development and encourage continuous self-improvement. He praised the fruitful cooperation with the University Career Development Center in delivering specialized programs that contribute to improving graduate quality and enhancing educational outcomes.

At the conclusion of the opening session, it was announced that a registration code would be made available to participating students to enroll in an intensive three-day training program. The program is designed for five groups of faculty students to enable them to continue their professional preparation pathway.