About Program
Offered by the Scientific Endowment at King Abdulaziz University, the Saudi Fellowship for Community Engagement is a pioneering national initiative designed to empower professionals and leaders in the field of social development and community participation.
This fellowship aims to prepare participants to design, implement, and manage impactful community initiatives based on evidence-driven and globally recognized methodologies, supporting the goals of Saudi Vision 2030 in building a vibrant and cohesive society.
Goals
The Saudi Fellowship for Community Engagement aims to create a qualitative shift in developmental work through a set of strategic goals that combine knowledge empowerment with practical field application, the most prominent of which are:
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Empowering individuals and institutions to design and implement initiatives with real social impact.
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Developing leadership and management skills for practitioners in the field of community responsibility.
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Building qualified national cadres to professionally manage developmental and volunteer projects.
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Promoting a culture of sustainable community work and enhancing integration between sectors.
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Supporting the shift towards a national model that celebrates participation and collaboration in serving society.
Features
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Academic and professional supervision from a distinguished group of experts and practitioners in the nonprofit sector.
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Practical application through case studies and real projects.
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Opportunities for networking and building partnerships with community organizations and national institutions.
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A fellowship certificate accredited by the Scientific Endowment at King Abdulaziz University.
Requirements and Conditions
FAQs
Registration follows an installment system, and the next installment begins in May.
No, the Qudrat or Tahseeli test is not required for fellowship admission.
Yes, you can request a certificate for your employer, which will be available in your profile after submitting the request.
The fellowships are offered through a blended learning system that combines e-learning (online) and in-person learning.
The program lasts up to one year.
120 training hours.
Payments can be made via Tabi, Tamara, Jeel Pay, or Maysar gateways.
Completing at least 70% attendance, passing exams, and successfully presenting the applied fellowship projects.