An initiative that aims to provide innovative learning pathways that are related to the needs of the labor market, in partnership with international institutions.
Type of Pathways
K-12 Pathways
Aims to enhance the skills of high school students wishing to join the labor market.
K-12 education students
Higher Education Pathways
Aims to enhance the skills of Higher Education students to support them in joining the labor market.
Higher Education students
Professional Development Pathways
Aims to provide flexible career pathways for upskilling and reskilling.
Employees/job seekers
Why the Flexible Learning Pathways Initiative?
In the interest of the wise leadership in developing human skills and capabilities to achieve the ambitious goals of the Kingdom’s Vision 2030, the necessity of keeping pace between learning outcomes and the needs of the labor market and raising the quality of life has been prioritized. Therefore, the National eLearning Center is working on this initiative to raise the efficiency of learning outcomes and qualify them for the labor market through customizing and designing flexible skill pathways and providing full access to international courses, programs and professional certificates through the National eLearning Platform(FutureX), in cooperation with the world’s eLearning pioneers.