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Ammon News - The American Center of Research (Acor) has concluded the third phase of "Career Acceleration Project for Creative Designers" project, carried out by a grant from the "Syrian Jordanian Education" (Madad) Program, funded by the European Union through the Regional Trust Fund in Response to the Syrian Crisis "Madad."

According to a statement on Sunday, the project adminstration said its activities, which were run by Netherlands Directorate-General for International Cooperation (DGIS), targeted young Syrian and Jordanian refugees, who benefit from charitable funds.

A total of 40 were selected out of 100 designers, from 800 applications submitted for participation in the project, the statement said.

The third phase's 1st stage included a two-month training for participants on English language skills, aimed to acquire new skills in the English language to enter the business world, the statement noted.

As for the second stage, a web development course was offered, eyed to deal "professionally" in the labor market and involved in-person and remote activities, the statement added.

Marking their transition from the 3rd stage to the fourth, participants, whol hold architecture, graphic engineering, photography, arts and internal design university degrees, were sent to institutions and companies to acquire skills to work with clients in-person.