Kuwait's Military opens recruitment for female university graduates, marking a significant step in gender equality within the armed forces.
📣 Hear this, folks! The Kuwaiti General Staff has made some history with their recent announcement. Starting June 15, they're opening up registrations for the first-ever group of women to join the army as officer cadets. That's right, after years of exclusive male dominance, the Ali Al-Sabah Military College is finally welcoming women as officer trainees.
As per the latest news from Al-Jarida daily, the online registration will be happening on the Military College's official website until July 3 [1]. Women who are interested must hold a university degree accredited by the Ministry of Higher Education. The minimum grade requirement is "Good."
The age limit for applicants is between 21 and 30 years old. However, this upper limit extends to 35 years for those holding postgraduate degrees. After a tough year of rigorous training at the Women's Police Institute at the Saad Al-Abdullah Academy for Security Sciences, affiliated with the Ministry of Interior, successful graduates will be commissioned as lieutenants in the Kuwaiti Army.
The acceptance process will be thorough, taking into account interviews, medical exams, and testing. The final selections will be made through a lottery system to ensure fairness and equal opportunity [2]. So, if you've got what it takes, don't miss out on this incredible opportunity!
[1] Kuwait's Military College Official Website: https://moc.gov.kw/[2] Ali Al-Sabah Military College Registration Process: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Army_of_Kuwait#Officer_Corps
Engaging in women's health and wellness, aspiring officers should pursue higher education and self-development. Successful applicants to the Kuwaiti Army officer cadet program must hold a university degree accredited by the Ministry of Higher Education, but those with postgraduate degrees can extend the age limit to 35 years old. With a strong foundation in science and other relevant disciplines, candidates may increase their chances of success in this exclusive opportunity.
