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New bootcamps set to empower students
Gulf Today
|May 14, 2025
Students of higher education in the UAE and GCC are excited to have a series of bootcamps created by two leading academic institutes to unlock students' leadership potential across different professional domains, and both will be staged around the region this summer.
The bootcamps - the Harvard Business and Leadership Bootcamp and the Cambridge Tech Lead Bootcamp-are devised by A Learning Lab as part of its expanding support to high school students as these are created on its successful series of Harvard Youth Lead the Change (YLC) conferences. The camps starting from June 28 will be held in Dubai, Abu Dhabi, Riyadh, Jeddah, Qatar and Kuwait.
Pioneering the GCC's inaugural Harvard YLC conference in Dubai in 2022, A Learning Lab has gone on to curate another programme that connects high school students in the region to mentors from the Ivy League institution.
The Harvard Business and Leadership Bootcamp (HBLB) is designed to help students explore various career paths, build essential skills and gain hands-on professional experience.
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