UAE initiative offers job opportunities for new, retired professionals
The UAE’s private security sector is opening its doors to both new entrants and retired professionals, offering a range of training programmes and career opportunities. An initiative by the Security Industry Regulatory Agency (SIRA) is providing the necessary courses to qualify individuals for work in security companies, as well as refresher courses for retirees looking to transition into a new field.The programme is designed to align with the government’s vision of developing various sectors, including private security. “We provide the necessary courses that qualify new entrants to engage in the field of work in security companies,” a SIRA official stated on the direct line programme of Dubai Radio.The initiative also extends to retirees, particularly those with a military background, to help them adapt to a different work system. SIRA is actively supporting this initiative by organising open-door days, inviting security companies and sectors with security departments to meet with qualified candidates. Stay up to date with the latest news. Follow KT on WhatsApp Channels.These events provide a platform for job seekers to explore available positions and for companies to find suitable talent. “We invite security companies and sectors that have security departments to meet with those who have passed the courses and offer them the available jobs,” the official explained.The opportunities are not limited to entry-level positions. For retirees, there are leadership and supervisory roles available, depending on their experience and qualifications. “The professions that are available include leadership and supervisory professions, so it is determined which path he will follow and which courses he needs to take,” the official added.The programme is open to all nationalities, with a special focus on Emiratisation. UAE nationals receive full support for the security courses, which are offered free of charge.“The field is open to all nationalities, but for Emiratisation, he must have a UAE passport to get full support for the security courses that are offered, because they have fees, so the institution supports them in terms of fees,” the official clarified.Interested individuals, including retirees, are encouraged to visit the Security Industry Regulatory Agency, located opposite the Etisalat Academy, to have their documents reviewed and explore the available opportunities.UAE jobs: Flexible work hours attract Emiratis to private sector careers100-day maternity leave, flexible work: How private firms in UAE attract Emirati talentsEmirati Work Bundle introduced for UAE citizens in private sector
The UAE’s private security sector is opening its doors to both new entrants and retired professionals, offering a range of training programmes and career opportunities. An initiative by the Security Industry Regulatory Agency (SIRA) is providing the necessary courses to qualify individuals for work in security companies, as well as refresher courses for retirees looking to transition into a new field.
The programme is designed to align with the government’s vision of developing various sectors, including private security. “We provide the necessary courses that qualify new entrants to engage in the field of work in security companies,” a SIRA official stated on the direct line programme of Dubai Radio.
The initiative also extends to retirees, particularly those with a military background, to help them adapt to a different work system. SIRA is actively supporting this initiative by organising open-door days, inviting security companies and sectors with security departments to meet with qualified candidates.
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These events provide a platform for job seekers to explore available positions and for companies to find suitable talent. “We invite security companies and sectors that have security departments to meet with those who have passed the courses and offer them the available jobs,” the official explained.
The opportunities are not limited to entry-level positions. For retirees, there are leadership and supervisory roles available, depending on their experience and qualifications.
“The professions that are available include leadership and supervisory professions, so it is determined which path he will follow and which courses he needs to take,” the official added.
The programme is open to all nationalities, with a special focus on Emiratisation. UAE nationals receive full support for the security courses, which are offered free of charge.
“The field is open to all nationalities, but for Emiratisation, he must have a UAE passport to get full support for the security courses that are offered, because they have fees, so the institution supports them in terms of fees,” the official clarified.
Interested individuals, including retirees, are encouraged to visit the Security Industry Regulatory Agency, located opposite the Etisalat Academy, to have their documents reviewed and explore the available opportunities.
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