ADNOC Technical Academy has reached a significant milestone with the inauguration of its newly expanded facilities at the Shawamekh campus. This achievement underscores ATA’s unwavering commitment to fostering Emirati talent and achieving self-sufficiency in its training programs and facilities. With the substantial expansions at both Al Dhanna City and Al Shawamekh campuses, ATA is now equipped to accommodate 1,300 trainees across these locations. These expansions are designed not merely as structural additions but as comprehensive enhancements to the educational experience, signifying a major step forward in the Academy’s history.
The new facilities include modern classrooms and technology lab, meticulously designed to bolster the learning environment and ensure that trainees acquire the latest skills and knowledge. Additionally, the new buildings offer trainee residences focused on student well-being, featuring Majlises, study rooms, and a well-equipped gym that is set to open soon. The Multi Training Center further augments the Academy’s capabilities by increasing the number of classrooms and introducing a state-of-the-art Techno & AI lab.
During a recent visit, the ATA Board of Trustees, led by Chairman Yasser Al Mazrouei, explored the Techno and AI Lab as part of their quarterly meeting. This visit provided the board with valuable insights into the technological innovations being pioneered at ATA. The lab exemplifies ATA’s dedication to maintaining its position at the forefront of technological advancement, integrating advanced technologies into the curriculum, and displaying upcoming innovations.
These expansion efforts highlight ADNOC’s ongoing commitment to promoting sustainable economic and social growth across the UAE. By empowering a greater number of Emiratis with cutting-edge training and facilities, ADNOC is enabling them to make meaningful contributions to the nation’s progress. Continue to follow ATA’s journey as it sets new standards in educational excellence and technological innovation, one milestone at a time.