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Ensuring that academic plans and career development workshops are aligned with career paths and available opportunities is crucial for the success and professional growth of all students and graduates. By integrating these two components, educational institutions can better equip their students with the necessary skills and knowledge to thrive in their chosen fields.

Academic plans form the foundation of a student’s educational journey, providing them with a structured roadmap to acquire expertise in their chosen discipline. However, simply obtaining a degree is no longer sufficient in today’s competitive job market. Employers increasingly seek candidates who possess not only subject-specific knowledge but also a range of transferable skills and real-world experience.

This is where career development workshops play a pivotal role. These workshops provide students with practical guidance on how to navigate the job market, develop essential skills like networking and communication, and tailor their resumes and cover letters to specific job opportunities. By attending such workshops, students gain insights into industry trends, employer expectations, and emerging career paths, enabling them to make informed decisions about their academic and professional pursuits.

The Office of internship and career Development at Gulf University, in cooperation with the colleges, provided courses in Career counselling, with each college holding a workshop. Some colleges brought in an external speaker, such as media, management, and engineering. Some of them brought in an intern from the same college as law. As shown in the table below are the names of the speakers.

Ultimately, the alignment of academic plans and career development workshops benefits all students by equipping them with the necessary tools and knowledge to pursue their desired career paths. It empowers them to make informed decisions about their education and professional development, thereby increasing their chances of success in the ever-evolving job market.