Doha: University of Doha for Science and Technology (UDST), in collaboration with PetroSkills, hosted a conference focusing on "Managing the Transition in Competency-Based Learning and Development in the Energy Industry." The event brought together industry leaders from the oil, gas, and petrochemical sectors, alongside government officials, to address key trends and challenges in competency-based learning within the energy industry. The conference highlighted the increasing importance of adapting to the rapid transformations in the energy sector by building a skilled and specialized workforce. The conference also emphasized the importance of competency-based continuous learning in empowering professionals to face the challenges of this transformation, particularly through integrating advanced digital technologies, promoting a safety culture, and developing risk management skills related to renewable energy and the transition to a low-carbon economy. President of UDST Dr. Salem Al Nuaemi said: "We are delig hted to host this conference in partnership with PetroSkills. This event has provided an ideal platform to explore ways of enhancing competency-based learning to address the challenges of the energy transition. We are committed to equipping the workforce with the skills and knowledge necessary to excel in this vital field." For his part, Director of Continuing and Professional Education at UDST Hamad Al-Kuwari added: "The conference provided invaluable insights into the latest trends in competency-based learning and development. It was a great opportunity for professionals to engage in discussions that will shape the future of workforce development in the energy sector." In turn, CEO PetroSkills Ford Brett said: "Our partnership with UDST has been a great success and we were delighted to be part of this conference in Doha. The energy industry is facing major challenges, such as the need for clean energy, new business models, emerging technologies, and the reallocation of oil and gas professionals to low-carbo n or renewable energy. These challenges are driving the requirement for new skills and competencies. This event has been an ideal platform for sharing new ideas to address these challenges and deliver solutions that work in this region and beyond." This conference has reinforced UDST's commitment to supporting Qatar National Vision 2030 by highlighting innovation, advancing education, and contributing to the sustainable development of the energy sector. Through this partnership, the University reaffirms its ongoing dedication to developing highly qualified professionals capable of driving transformation within the energy industry. Source: Qatar News Agency
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