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Kuwait Times
29-06-2025
- General
- Kuwait Times
MoE offers support to scholarship applicants via ‘Guide Me' campaign
MoE offers support to scholarship applicants via 'Guide Me' campaign Initiative aims to streamline registration procedures KUWAIT: The Ministry of Higher Education (MoHE) has announced the provision of immediate technical assistance to students encountering difficulties in uploading required documents or arranging preferences as part of the registration process for the 2025-2026 external scholarship program. In a press statement, the ministry said it has allocated specific dates to receive students facing such technical challenges, starting from Sunday until Thursday. Students can visit the ministry's headquarters at Al-Sanabel Tower in Kuwait City from 9:00 am to 2:00 pm during this period. The initiative is part of the second (guidance) phase of the national campaign 'Wajihni' ('Guide Me'), which aims to streamline registration procedures and support students by addressing technical issues with the electronic system - whether related to document submission, preference arrangement, or meeting eligibility requirements for specializations and universities. Campaign organizers emphasized the importance of visiting the headquarters within the specified timeframe, especially as the July 3 deadline for scholarship registration approaches. They urged all eligible students to take advantage of this free service designed to enhance data accuracy and ensure successful registration within the deadline. The 'Guide Me' campaign is considered a key awareness initiative by the ministry to assist students planning to study abroad by offering both technical and human support. It reflects the ministry's continued efforts to simplify registration procedures in accordance with scholarship regulations. The MoHE launched the 'Guide Me' campaign for the fourth consecutive year in early May through its official social media platforms. The campaign targets Kuwaiti students who recently graduated from high school, including those holding foreign high school diplomas earned inside or outside Kuwait, and who meet the academic criteria for overseas study in the upcoming academic year. — KUNA
Arab Times
05-05-2025
- Politics
- Arab Times
'Guide Me' campaign now live on Ministry of Higher Education's social media
KUWAIT CITY, May 5: The Ministry of Higher Education announced on Sunday the launch of its national campaign, "Guide Me," through its official social media platforms. Acting Undersecretary of the Ministry of Higher Education, Lamia Al-Mulhim, explained in a press statement that the campaign is aimed at Kuwaiti students who have graduated from high school, as well as those holding foreign high school certificates from both within Kuwait and abroad, provided they meet the eligibility criteria for scholarships for the 2025/2026 academic year. Al-Mulhim noted that the campaign aligns with the directives of the Minister of Higher Education and Scientific Research, Dr. Nader Al-Jalal, who emphasized the importance of leveraging technical and media resources to inform students and their parents about the application procedures for the Ministry's scholarships. The campaign also aims to guide students toward fields that are in demand in the labor market and accredited educational institutions of high quality, while addressing any inquiries prior to the official release of the scholarship plan. This campaign, now in its fourth year, is being executed according to a structured media plan. It is overseen by the media advisor to the Minister of Higher Education in collaboration with the ministry's media team, the Scholarships Department, and the Guidance and Counseling Monitoring Department. The campaign will run for three months, from May through July, and will unfold in three distinct stages. Al-Mulhim outlined that the stages of the "Guide Me" campaign include an initial introductory phase, followed by an advisory stage that clarifies registration requirements and procedures. The final stage will focus on orientation, with an orientation meeting for those selected for the scholarships. She emphasized the Ministry's commitment to fostering strong partnerships with various governmental and private entities in support of the campaign's objectives, and expressed her gratitude to all those involved in making this awareness effort a success.
