The Antonine Technical Institute has launched free specialized training courses in a number of arts and crafts.
These included mosaic art, dot mandalas, and icon painting, in collaboration with the Ministry of Labor.
These courses are part of an effort to support vocational training and the development of artistic skills.
They also provide participants with the opportunity to gain new expertise in artistic and craft fields that can be developed and transformed into areas of work and production.
The institute’s director, Father Charbel Bouaboud, welcomed the participants to the courses, wishing them “good luck and success.”
He emphasized that “these free courses help alleviate the suffering of the Lebanese people.”
Bouaboud also praised Minister of Labor Dr. Mohammad Haidar for his “constant and ongoing support and cooperation.”
The courses attracted a number of individuals interested in the arts and handicrafts, who are receiving practical and theoretical training on the fundamentals and techniques of each art form under the supervision of specialists in these fields.
This collaboration aims to strengthen the role of vocational training in empowering individuals and developing their skills, thereby helping to open new horizons for them in the job market and encouraging them to be creative and productive.
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