Kooheji Holding Launches ASPIRE for Bahraini Students
Kooheji Holding has announced the launch of its new training initiative, 'ASPIRE', aimed at attracting Bahraini university students from various academic disciplines and equipping them with practical skills through hands-on training programs across different sectors within the Kooheji Group of companies. The initiative is designed to enhance participants' readiness for the job market and to sharpen their technical and professional skills.
The ASPIRE program reflects Kooheji Holding's ongoing commitment to supporting young national talent. It offers participants a real-world professional training experience within a business environment that adheres to institutional standards and modern practices. The program will run throughout the summer, from July until the end of August 2025, offering a wide range of outstanding training opportunities across the Kooheji Group, including the following fields:
Kooheji Holding will offer training opportunities in human resources, information technology, logistics, finance, accounting, and operations management.
Kooheji Development will offer training in real estate marketing, graphic design, public relations, accounting, and project management. Kooheji Development is one of Bahrain's leading real estate developers, renowned for delivering high-end residential and commercial projects distinguished by luxury, sustainability, and excellence. It has played a pivotal role in advancing the real estate sector through landmark projects such as Onyx Residences, Onyx Rotana, the Fontana series and more.
Kooheji Contractors will offer training in civil, architectural, mechanical, and electrical engineering, as well as engineering project management. Kooheji Contractors is one of Bahrain's foremost construction companies, with over 50 years of experience in executing residential, commercial, and major infrastructure projects. The company upholds the highest standards of quality and embraces innovation and sustainable building practices.
Royal Ambassador will provide training in hospitality, hotel services, customer service, hotel operations, and hotel property management. Royal Ambassador is a leading property and hospitality management company in Bahrain, specialising in the delivery of five-star luxury hospitality services. The company offers refined living experiences and world-class services across its properties, with a strong focus on quality and integrated guest experiences.
On this occasion,Eng. Mohammed Al Kooheji, CEO of Kooheji Holding, stated: 'At Kooheji Holding, we strongly believe in investing in young national talents. The ASPIRE program is a true platform for preparing a capable generation equipped with the skills required in a rapidly evolving job market. It reflects our vision of youth empowerment and our support for sustainable development in the Kingdom of Bahrain.'
He added: 'We hope that participants in this program will gain maximum benefit, opening new professional horizons and helping them build a bright career future. Kooheji Holding will continue launching impactful initiatives that align with the government's vision to empower Bahraini youth and enhance their competitiveness and creativity across various sectors.'
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