Frequently Asked Questions

Yes, beneficiaries can review the training programs and register for the available programs according to the registration deadlines specified for each program.
You can contact the technical support team through the communication channels available on the portal to get the help you need.
The training program best suited for you is recommended based on your selected sector. You can use the skills assessment results and recommendations available on the portal to choose programs that align with your professional needs and development goals.
All trainees receive certificates of program completion, provided they meet the requirements. The type of certificate and the process for obtaining it are outlined in the details of each training program.
Some programs may include pre- and post-assessments to measure knowledge and skills, track progress, and evaluate the achievement of training objectives.
Beneficiaries can enroll in programs that are appropriate for them, in accordance with the eligibility criteria and requirements specific to each program
Admission requirements vary from program to program, and you can review the terms and requirements for each program before registering.
No, the delivery method for training programs varies depending on the nature of the program; there are in-person, virtual, and remote programs available.
Yes, the training programs offered through the Skills Accelerator are fully funded by the Ministry of Human Resources and Social Development. They aim to empower Saudi talent and develop their skills in line with the needs of the labor market.
Registration includes facilities offering training opportunities and programs, as well as individuals currently being trained through partner organizations. Direct registration for individuals will soon be available through the Skills Platform.
Partners can register for the National Training Campaign through the Skills Portal via the campaign’s dedicated page.
includes 72 entities from the public and private sectors. You can view the list of partners through the “Waad” page.
Students, graduates, employees, and job seekers
Waad aims to enhance training in partnership with the private sector, and raise the readiness and skills of the national workforce for the labor market.
An online portal affiliated with the Ministry of Human Resources and Social Development that offers training pathways across a range of targeted sectors to develop the skills of incumbent employees.
Every Saudi citizen, male or female, who is employed in the private sector.
Yes, the initiative is available to all private sector employees in the Kingdom.