3t introduces landmark training to empower women in Saudi Arabia’s energy sector
- 3t introduces dedicated training programs and facilities for women at its GTSC facility in Dammam, Saudi Arabia
- Officially approved by the Technical and Vocational Training Corporation (TVTC)
- Supports Saudi Vision 2030 by advancing female participation in high-hazard industries
3t, a global leader in training and blended learning for high-hazard industries, has unveiled a pioneering initiative to empower women in Saudi Arabia’s energy sector. Delivered at its state-of-the-art GTSC training center in Dammam, the enhanced facilities and new programs mark a significant milestone in supporting female workforce participation and advancing the Kingdom’s Vision 2030.
Officially approved by the Technical and Vocational Training Corporation (TVTC), the initiative provides women with access to world-class, industry-accredited training across the energy value chain.
As one of the first global training providers to offer specialist energy sector programs for women in Saudi Arabia, 3t is proud to support the Kingdom’s drive to upskill its local workforce and foster inclusive growth across the region. Through this initiative, female professionals will gain access to the full suite of 3t’s industry-accredited training courses, equipping them with the technical skills and certifications needed to thrive in high-demand, safety-critical roles.
Hani Sagr, Managing Director of 3t MENA, said: “This initiative represents more than just training, it’s a powerful step toward unlocking the full potential of the Kingdom’s workforce. By empowering women with the skills, confidence and certifications to succeed in the energy industry, we are helping shape a more resilient, inclusive and future-ready sector. As the region continues its rapid transformation, we are proud to play a role in ensuring that opportunity is truly open to all, and driving towards Saudi Arabia’s Vision 2030.”
Enhancements at the recently re-branded state-of-the-art training center in Dammam include a dedicated female changing room and resting room, and modifications to the building that support the culture of Saudi Arabia. Female divers have also joined GTSC’s team of world-class trainers.
The courses, delivered at 3t’s GTSC training facility in Dammam, combine industry-leading expertise with advanced simulation and digital technologies, ensuring the highest standards of safety, compliance and competence.
The launch of these programs marks a key milestone in 3t’s growth in the Middle East, following its 2024 acquisition of GTSC. This expansion aligns with 3t’s goal to empower local talent and support Saudi Arabia’s Vision 2030 energy objectives.
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