KUWAIT CITY, Sept 23: The Civil Service Commission is preparing to receive new job needs from government entities as part of a large-scale hiring campaign set to begin on November 1 and continue through November 30. According to CSC’s official commitment made on September 16, job seekers holding secondary or intermediate school certificates will be nominated for employment immediately after completing the required training courses.

This step paves the way for their appointment in relevant government agencies. The training courses began on September 21 and will continue for one month, in cooperation with the Public Authority for Applied Education and Training (PAAET). CSC’s commitment applies exclusively to individuals enrolled in courses on secretarial skills, typing, and hospitality services. Job seekers with the same qualifications who have already been nominated for positions in certain government agencies are not required to enroll in the PAAET courses, as they will receive training directly from the respective agencies. CSC has approved a set of specializations for nominating candidates with less than a university degree for employment. These include typing, secretarial skills, hospitality services, customer service, food preparation, student services assistance, security assistance, administrative assistance, and residence hall supervision. It offered two registration periods for secondary and intermediate school certificate holders to enroll in courses in typing, secretarial skills, and hospitality services. The first was from September 8 to 14, and the second was from September 17 to 21.