Maria Alarnous
Maria Alarnous, a 22-year-old Syrian engineer, has always been passionate about renewable energy. With a bachelor’s degree in power engineering, she enrolled in the German Energy Academy’s PV Installation course, which marked the start of an incredible journey.
Maria soon excelled as a student, especially in the course’s practical components. She gained a strong understanding of electricity, solar energy, and photovoltaic technology and practical experience with site preparation, system component assembly, and trial operation checks.
Her presence and expertise in the traditionally male-dominated technical field were inspirational. Her peers constantly sought her aid, demonstrating her excellent ability and eagerness to serve. One tutor expressed how inspiring it was to watch a woman achieve in such a subject.
Maria’s achievements drew notice, prompting her to apply for the prestigious AHK examination. Her story gained traction during an interview on World Refugee Day, becoming a beacon of hope for many.
With support from the Abdul Aziz Al Ghurair Refugee Education Fund, Maria’s journey exemplifies the transformative power of education and perseverance. Her rise from an engineering graduate to an acknowledged pioneer in renewable energy demonstrates the need for accessible, high-quality education. Maria currently works remotely as a Commercial Operator for FYSH EVC Stations & Systems, a firm based in Dubai.
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