Written by: Muhammed Joudallah

Public relations department

He was aware that the world was heading towards technical education, and he wanted to register in one of the technical programs. Obada had always had the aptitude for learning and working; his older brother even advised him to enroll in photogrammetry at An-Najah National Community College.

Student Obada Ahmad Muhammad Muri'e is at the top of his class in photogrammetry major at An-Najah National Community College with an average of 86.6%. He combined education, work, and aspirations; following this path, he was prosperous.

Choosing a major:

Obada had already decided to choose a technical major because he believes it is the best place to get creative, and he thinks that technical disciplines are the future of the labor market, especially since they connect the practical and theoretical aspects. After he graduated from high school with a high average, he took the advice of his big brother, who works as an architecture engineer and owns an engineering office. He advised Obada to major in photogrammetry, as it holds great value in the labor market and intersects with his brother's field of work.

Obada describes the step of registration at An-Najah National Community College, which is located within the buildings of the Hisham Hajjawi College of Technology: "Once I choose the discipline, I decided to enroll in An-Najah National Community College, as it is a pioneer in this profession."

Education and work:

The passion for this discipline grew inside Obada, and it came to life when he started working with his brother once he enrolled in college. Obada explains that technical domains are distinctive in that they allow students to dive into the major's essential courses and qualify students with the practical aspects, which will save them time and help them get involved in the labor market. Also, working alongside his brother helped him apply what he had been learning, which then reflected on his educational performance that led him to be the first in his department and the Community College.      

His advice to students:

He advises fellow students: "I recommend students to go for technical education; I think it's the future. Technical disciplines let you dive into the major's essential courses and prepare you for the labor market, all from the first semester. Likewise, it saves you time and provides technical skills that will allow you to be a strong competitor for different scientific qualifications.

Undoubtedly, technical discipline students have proven themselves in the labor market."

Obada's ambitions, his most significant impulse to success:

Needless to say, ambition is the most crucial motive to achieve success, which is a prominent element in his case; he says that what he has accomplished is nothing but the beginning, as he seeks to pursue his higher studies as well as to build up a business of his own in the field of his discipline. He tends to make his work complementary to his brother's, who he took his advice that paved the way to his success, Which will doubtless grow with education, work, and ambition.