If you are a Saudi national interested in a career in electric vehicle production, the newly launched Intermediate Diploma Program in Automotive Manufacturing Technology offers a strong pathway.
This program stems from a strategic partnership between the National Automotive and Vehicles Academy (NAVA) and CEER, Saudi Arabia’s first homegrown EV brand. The agreement was signed during “Generation Future Day” at the 21st General Conference of the United Nations Industrial Development Organization in Riyadh, under the patronage of His Excellency Bandar AlKhorayef, Minister of Industry and Mineral Resources.
To pursue this diploma, follow these steps:
Check Eligibility: You must be a Saudi national with a high school diploma or equivalent. Basic interest in automotive technology is ideal, though no prior experience is required.
Apply Through NAVA: Visit the NAVA Academy website or contact their admissions office to submit your application. Provide your educational certificates, ID, and a motivation statement. Applications are open year-round, with cohorts starting periodically.
Prepare for Training: Once accepted, expect hands-on modules in EV assembly, quality control, and sustainable manufacturing. The curriculum lasts about one year and includes practical sessions at CEER facilities.
Secure Placement: Graduates gain priority access to jobs at CEER and partner companies, enhancing your role in the Kingdom’s growing EV industry.
Mr. Mohammed Al-suhaim, Managing Director of NAVA Academy, emphasizes empowerment: “At NAVA, we are proud to be an active partner in developing the electric vehicle sector in the Kingdom. Our role goes beyond delivering training programs; it extends to empowering Saudi youth to join high-quality jobs within leading national companies like CEER.”
James DeLuca, CEO of CEER, adds: “As a founding partner of NAVA, we are committed to equipping Saudi technicians with the knowledge and skills needed to lead the future of the automotive sector in the Kingdom.”
This diploma positions you at the forefront of Saudi Arabia’s automotive transformation. For details, reach out to NAVA today.
This program stems from a strategic partnership between the National Automotive and Vehicles Academy (NAVA) and CEER, Saudi Arabia’s first homegrown EV brand. The agreement was signed during “Generation Future Day” at the 21st General Conference of the United Nations Industrial Development Organization in Riyadh, under the patronage of His Excellency Bandar AlKhorayef, Minister of Industry and Mineral Resources.
EV Manufacturing Diploma
The program targets training 300 participants over the coming years to build expertise in EV manufacturing. It supports Saudi Vision 2030 by fostering industrial localization and preparing talent for high-quality jobs in the automotive sector.To pursue this diploma, follow these steps:
James DeLuca, CEO of CEER, adds: “As a founding partner of NAVA, we are committed to equipping Saudi technicians with the knowledge and skills needed to lead the future of the automotive sector in the Kingdom.”
This diploma positions you at the forefront of Saudi Arabia’s automotive transformation. For details, reach out to NAVA today.
