King Abdulaziz & his Companions Foundation for Giftedness & Creativity “Mawhiba” launched the Tamayuz Program for secondary school students in cooperation with a specialized American consulting company to train students on the basics of progress and admission to American universities.
Students enrolled in the Tamayuz Program have undergone multiple trainings on CV writing, how to fill in admission forms, and preparing files on volunteer work and extracurricular activities that students have completed during their studies in public education, particularly as they are among the most important requirements for admission to the United States.
On the sidelines of the workshop, the Saudi Space Authority held a meeting with the students, and demonstrated the majors that the Authority needs, and identified the space concept and its four majors.
The Tamayuz Program grants students five private counseling sessions with specialists to train associates on university application procedures over a year, in addition to supporting students in applying to three US universities in their area of their major, and granting a Mawhiba Scholarship in the case of receiving unconditional acceptance from American universities.
The Tamayuz Program was launched five years ago and targeted 232 students, many of whom were admitted to Harvard University.
