The College of Technical Education at Al al-Bayt University held its annual meeting with new students from the second cohort, attended by the Dean of the College, the Vice Dean, heads of departments, and faculty members. The aim was to introduce students to university regulations and instructions, the requirements of their academic journey, and the services offered by the university.

In a recorded speech, the President of the University, Professor Dr. Osama Nusier, welcomed the new students, urging them to invest in the opportunities and capabilities provided by the university, refine their talents, and develop their skills to qualify them for the job market.

For his part, the Dean of the College of Technical Education, Professor Dr. Majed Ibrahim, welcomed the students of the second cohort, "Hashem's Cohort," emphasizing that receiving this cohort is a continuation of the building and development process and a reinforcement of the exemplary educational experience that the college seeks to establish. He pointed out that the establishment of the college came in response to the directives of His Majesty King Abdullah II and His Royal Highness the Crown Prince aimed at empowering youth and qualifying them to keep pace with the requirements of the local and international job market, and preparing qualified competencies capable of competition and innovation. He added that the college views its students as partners in the journey of achievement and excellence, and seeks to build partnerships with various national institutions to enhance training and qualification opportunities, and contribute to graduating distinguished and pioneering competencies in technical education specializations.

Dr. Khalaf Dhiabat, Head of the Administrative and Financial Sciences Department, reviewed the department's specializations and the importance of adhering to university regulations and instructions, while Dr. Ghadeer Othman, Head of the Allied Medical Professions Department, spoke about academic advising and the importance of adhering to the study plan. Dr. Rania Bataineh, Head of the General Requirements Department, provided an explanation of the student disciplinary system, violations, and penalties. Dr. Bara'ah Al-Nemrawi, Head of the Engineering and Smart Systems Department, spoke about the college's requirements and the importance of adhering to field training.

For his part, Adel Shdeifat, Director of the Student Services and Care Department at the Deanship of Student Affairs, reviewed the services provided to students, including the student guide, smart university ID, student employment programs, financial aid, and vehicle entry permits.

In turn, Nasser Shbeil, Director of the Public Relations and Media Department, spoke about the importance of conscious and responsible dealing with social media, stressing the need for students to rely on the university's official platforms as a reliable source of information and news related to it. He also pointed out the department's keenness to provide an opportunity for students wishing to train in the university radio and participate in its activities and events, by providing training opportunities that contribute to developing their media and broadcasting skills, refining their talents, and giving them practical experience.

Tareq Al-Amoush, Head of the Business Incubators and Training Division at the Center of Excellence, Innovation and Entrepreneurship, also explained the center's role in incubating entrepreneurial projects, training students, developing their skills, and involving them in national competitions in which university students achieved a number of awards and achievements.

At the end of the meeting, which was moderated by Instructor Mohammed Gharaibeh and Instructor Malak Al-Houdi, the Dean of the College and the heads of departments answered students' questions and inquiries.