The digitized industries are booming with work opportunities.
That’s where Abdul Aziz Al Ghurair School of Advanced Computing (ASAC), part of Luminus Technical University College (LTUC), comes in as a leading school that provides teaching and training material, with industry-relevant content, in diverse areas of Advanced Computing such as Software Development, Cyber Security, Artificial Intelligence, and Cloud Computing.
These programs vary in terms of duration and material, from 1-day short courses to 2-year International Diplomas and 4-year Bachelor Degrees.
ASAC’s programs are diverse and tailored to suit people from different disciplines with different experiences. Its programs are offered to fresh graduates as well as young and mid-level professionals looking to reskill or upskill.
As believers in inclusive education, diversity, and the right to education, ASAC’s learners come from all socioeconomic and cultural backgrounds. They are taught skills for life, through demand-driven technical training, that improves their access to employment opportunities.
Since its inauguration in 2019, as one of the ten schools of excellence within LTUC, ASAC has proudly graduated 1,500 learners with an impressive 80% to 90% employment rate.
These graduates, equipped with exceptional talent developed through ASAC's programs, have transitioned into esteemed positions both locally and internationally, contributing their skills across various sectors. Renowned companies such as PWC, Arabot, Majid Al Futtaim Group, Jawaker, Aspire, SociumTech, Optimiza, Estarta, and Avertra Corp have welcomed ASAC alumni, with many securing employment offers within just two months of graduation.
Over the years, ASAC has built impactful partnerships with esteemed local and international organizations, including but not limited to the European Union, Queen Rania Foundation, GIZ, AFD, as well as several UN agencies such as UNICEF, UNESCO and UNHCR.
ASAC has additionally built relationships with local governmental entities like the Ministry of Digital Economy and Entrepreneurship, the Ministry of Labor, and the Technical and Vocational Skills Development Commission (TVSDC).
These collaborations have facilitated the offering of scholarships tailored for refugees and vulnerable Jordanians, furthering ASAC's commitment to fostering inclusive education.
Moreover, ASAC has had the privilege of hosting various tech events such as MENADevs’ Gen AI Hackathon, TechCamp, Manara Tech and others; with a purpose of knowledge exchange, community building, and the incubation of innovative ideas and technologies, in an effort to contribute to the advancement of the tech ecosystem in the region.
