During the exhibition, 10 student teams from various secondary schools across Bahrain showcased their projects along with 4 intermediate schools and 4 primary schools.
Prior to the exhibition, twenty-nine student teams from Bahrain’s secondary schools had presented their business projects to the programme’s jury, which selected 10 of them to participate in the exhibition. The student exhibition is part of the final phase of the “A9eel in School” programme, which extends over a full academic semester and covers 12 modules to prepare students for the final phase. The programme ends with an award ceremony in which three teams are declared winners. The three winners will be selected based on public vote and the votes of the jury.
The “A9eel in School” programme is part of the efforts of both Tamkeen and the Ministry of Education to develop positive attitudes and practices and instil basic work ethics among Bahraini youths to prepare them for the labour market.
The projects this year focused on the development of a practical marketing plan reflecting A9eel’s values of Attitude, Attendance, Appearance, Ambition, Acceptance, Accountability, and Appreciation.