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��Ƶ’s Hadaf to train 1,200 women in beauty business

Hadaf called on jobseekers to register in the program. (AFP)

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Updated 16 November 2020

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November 16, 2020 00:52

��Ƶ’s Hadaf to train 1,200 women in beauty business

The program targets five professions

Updated 16 November 2020

SPA

November 16, 2020 00:52

RIYADH: The Human Resources Development Fund (Hadaf) launched a program to train 1,200 female jobseekers in the beauty business and to employ them in private sector enterprises in the field upon completion of the training program.
The program targets the following five professions: General sales specialist, makeup sales specialist, skincare sales specialist, exhibition supervisor, and cosmetics and hair. Hadaf called on jobseekers to register in the program by clicking the following link, , no later than next Thursday.