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As part of ACK’s commitment to providing quality higher education and training, the college is proud to announce that it has been awarded ISO 9001:2015 Certification.
The latest of ACK’s CSR efforts includes promoting breast cancer awareness throughout the month of October, the “Breast Cancer Awareness Month”.
School of Business students at the Australian College of Kuwait (ACK) gave an outstanding presentation to Al-Yaal Mall management, presenting their strategic marketing plans for small and medium-sized enterprises (SME’s).
Kuwait Finance and Investment Company (KFIC), a well-established asset manager in Kuwait, announced its recognition for Bhavani Joshi for attaining the Certified Internal Auditor (CIA) certification from The Global Institute of Internal Auditors.
“Although I have been familiar with the institution for almost seven years, I did just arrive, so I am focusing on listening to ideas that people have and responding to suggestions that people are making,” says Dr. Earl (Tim) Sullivan, President of the American University of Kuwait (AUK)
“For many years, higher education here was dominated by Kuwait University, which is a large public institution. Only a few years ago, it was decided to add options for private universities that would offer different kinds of programs. The approach to education in Kuwait has generally been one with aim at the job market,” says Dr. Earl (Tim) Sullivan, President of the American University of Kuwait (AUK)
“We now have three centres in the college that encourage and support innovation. The first is the Project Based Learning (PBL) Centre. Its goal is to propagate learning through projects namely, experiential learning. The workshop is the starting point,” says Abdullah Al Sharhan, Chairman of Australian College of Kuwait (ACK).
“I myself believe that the future is for people who have knowledge, skills, and the right attitude toward the workplace. If ACK can produce this kind of individual, we will be helping not only the young people who are coming to the college, but the country as well,” says Abdullah Al Sharhan, Chairman of Australian College of Kuwait (ACK).
The Australian College of Kuwait (ACK) has signed a Strategic Partnering Agreement with the Engineers Australia Association (EA).
“With the vision of His Highness the Emir, quite a long time ago Kuwait started to pay a lot of attention to the youth and tried to help them get on the path to be a positive power in society instead of a destructive power in society. Mainly through the Amiri Diwan, we started to be catalysts for many projects.”
