Second Life Skills Training Completed under the “Shabab 101” Project

Young graduates holding certificates after the Shabab 101 life skills training

Palestinian Vision Organization concluded the second life skills training under the “Shabab 101” project, funded by Taawon, with the participation of a group of young people from Jerusalem.

The 30-hour training covered a range of essential skills, including effective communication, 21st-century skills, and preparation for entering the labour market.

Through practical activities and hands-on exercises, participants had the opportunity to strengthen their skills and apply them in different personal and professional contexts, enhancing their readiness for their academic and career pathways.

The training is part of a broader series delivered through the “Shabab 101” project to support and empower young people in Jerusalem, strengthen their capacities, and expand their opportunities in education, employment, and professional development.

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