RIYADH: The MicroX initiative, part of the Human Capability Development Program under Saudi Vision 2030, has launched more than 60 new specialized courses to help equip youngsters with advanced skills.
The programs will be offered through Saudi universities in collaboration with government entities, and hosted on the national e-learning platform FutureX, according to a Saudi Press Agency report.
The courses cover key sectors such as technology, health, management, culture, and cybersecurity, along with specialized tracks in public health, heritage, strategic marketing, and event management.
This expansion reflects national efforts to advance digital education and training, providing flexible, short-term learning opportunities aligned with labor market needs, the SPA added.
So far, more than 7,000 trainees have benefited from MicroX, which aims to launch 350 short university programs with Saudi universities and sectoral institutions to meet workforce demand and keep pace with rapid industry changes.
