LMNS for social developement

Sadeq Nader

Sadeq Nader dreamed of becoming a doctor, but a severe illness requiring two years of treatment forced him to reconsider his future. After recovering, he discovered a new passion for automotive technology.

Through the strategic partnership between Luminus and the Abdul Aziz Al Ghurair Refugee Education Fund, Sadeq received a scholarship to join a four-month automotive technology program at Luminus. With practical training, expert guidance, and strong personal commitment, he developed the technical skills and confidence needed to begin a new career.

After completing the program, Sadeq joined Al Qatraneh Power Generation Company as a maintenance technician and was later promoted to administrative assistant. He now hopes to study Business Administration and continue progressing toward leadership roles.

“The scholarship was a turning point. It gave me hope, helped me rebuild my future, and made up for what I lost during my illness.” — Sadeq Nader

“The opportunity provided by the scholarship was a real turning point. It gave me hope, helped me rebuild my future, and made up for what I lost during my illness. Today, I am in a better place and determined to achieve even more”.( Sadeq )

Roa’a Smisem

Roa’a Smisem began her career as a web designer but aspired to strengthen her programming skills and move into software Quality Assurance. Her main challenge was limited access to formal training in modern programming frameworks, software testing, and practical application development.

Through the strategic partnership between Luminus and the Abdul Aziz Al Ghurair Refugee Education Fund, Roa’a received a scholarship to join the ASP.NET training program at Luminus College. The program combined technical training, hands-on projects, assessments, mentorship, and career preparation, helping her build strong skills in programming and software testing.

Following the program, Roa’a successfully transitioned into Quality Assurance and secured a remote position with Muhtawak, a Saudi-based company. Today, she continues to grow professionally and hopes to contribute to innovative technology projects.

“The scholarship and training gave me the skills, confidence, and guidance to pursue a career I truly love. I am forever grateful to the Abdul Aziz Al Ghurair Refugee Education Fund for this opportunity.” — Roa’a Smisem