As part of its executive plan to train its graduating students and provide them with the necessary skills for the labor market, the Faculty of Arts and Humanities held a lecture in collaboration with the King Abdullah Fund for Career Guidance and Graduate Follow-up, affiliated with the Deanship of Student Affairs, on "Labor Market Skills" for the college students, attended by the Vice Dean of the Faculty of Arts, Professor Anwar Al-Khalidi, and the Assistant Dean of the college, Dr. Maysoun Al-Zghool. 

In this lecture, Ruba Obeidat from the King Abdullah Fund for Career Guidance provided a detailed explanation of the skills that students need to acquire to qualify for the labor market, most importantly mastering computer skills, modern technology, focusing on quality and accuracy in analysis, high productivity, the ability to work as part of a team, and commitment to personal values. 

The college will hold a series of weekly lectures to discuss topics such as writing resumes, preparing for job interviews, and other relevant subjects for graduates in cooperation with the King Abdullah Fund for Career Guidance.​