As part of its ongoing commitment to fostering innovation and skill development, the American University of Technology (AUT) is excited to announce a series of free workshops aimed at empowering individuals with valuable skills and knowledge across a variety of disciplines. These workshops are open to all, offering participants a unique opportunity to engage with experts, gain hands-on experience, and enhance their personal and professional growth.
The first wave of workshops kicked off on Saturday, with four engaging sessions covering topics such as digital marketing, coding, graphic design, and acting and directing. One of the standout sessions was led by famous actor and director Wissam Saliba, who headed the Acting & Directing workshop. Saliba’s extensive experience in the entertainment industry provided participants with invaluable insights into the world of film and theater, offering practical tips on both the creative and technical aspects of acting and directing.
In addition to the valuable learning experience, participants also had the chance to compete for cash prizes generously granted by the Capital Finance Investment (CFI). These prizes were awarded to outstanding participants who demonstrated exceptional creativity, innovation, and application of the skills learned during the workshops.
Upcoming workshops include a wide variety of topics, such as Digital Marketing, Content Creation, Nutrition, Graphic Design, App Development, AI-Powered Education, and more. Each session will be led by experienced professionals in their respective fields, offering hands-on activities and real-world applications to ensure an enriching and practical learning experience.
At AUT, we believe that education should be accessible to all, and we are proud to offer these opportunities for free to help individuals develop skills that are essential in today’s fast-evolving world. These workshops create a collaborative learning environment where participants can interact with instructors, exchange ideas, and build meaningful connections. This initiative aligns with AUT’s mission to bridge the gap between education and industry while also being civically active, supporting individuals as they navigate the digital and interconnected landscapes of the future.
Participants are encouraged to register early for the next wave of workshops, as spots are limited.
To learn more about the available workshops and to register, please visit https://www.aut.edu/free-workshops/
