It provides opportunities to study abroad
“My Gift” develops students’ abilities in 14 technical fields
Enrollment in the “Mawhibaty” program is available to all gifted students.
From the source
The Department of Education and Knowledge confirmed that the Mawhibati program for developing talents in the arts, which it implements in cooperation with the Department of Culture and Tourism in Abu Dhabi, aims to provide a platform and a stimulating environment to support artistically talented students, discover these emerging talents, refine and develop their artistic skills, and involve them in the art scene in the Emirate of Abu Dhabi. The program provides sponsorship for talented students, in addition to scholarships for students wishing to study arts at the undergraduate level.
The department stated that the "My Mawhibti" program for developing talents in visual and performing arts targets students from the first to twelfth grades. in various fields of arts.
She pointed out that the four objectives of the program include discovering emerging talents in the visual and performing arts, sponsoring and supporting talented students, qualifying cadres specialized in the field of discovering and nurturing talented students, in addition to educating and spreading artistic awareness.
She stressed that the importance of the program lies in the development of student talent through the implementation of specialized programs, participation in events, summer camps and activities, participation in local and international artistic events, competitions and conferences, and support for student talent through exhibitions and events, in addition to opportunities to obtain scholarships for students.
The department identified 14 talents targeted by the program in visual and performing arts, including drawing and coloring, Arabic calligraphy, sculpture, ceramics, photography, graphic design, traditional crafts, Al-Yola, Al-Azi, rebab, and music (piano, oud, violin, law, cello). Performing arts, vocal, theater and drama, in addition to ballet.
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