Sharjah Media Academy concludes 9th "Future Media Professional"

152 trainees across Sharjah’s media platforms
Launched on 7 July and running until 31 July, the ninth edition hosted 152 trainees aged between 10 and 18. Participants received intensive training across various Sharjah Broadcasting Authority platforms, including the Authority’s headquarters, Al Wusta TV from Al Dhaid, and Al Sharqiya TV from Khor Fakkan.

Specialised courses
This year’s programme featured six specialised training courses: TV presenting, radio presenting, voice performance, and modern media skills including digital media, artificial intelligence, content creation for social platforms, and mobile filming and editing. Training was delivered by expert instructors and media professionals from Sharjah Broadcasting Authority.

Certificates awarded
During the closing ceremony, all participants were honoured by Salem Ali Al Ghaithi and received accredited certificates from the Academy, in a celebratory atmosphere shared by students and their families. Trainers were also recognised for their key role in the programme’s success.

Al Ghaithi: Investing in future media talent is a strategic goal
Salem Ali Al Ghaithi praised the success of the ninth edition, affirming that the programme reflects the Authority’s commitment to nurturing a new generation of creative and competitive media professionals. He emphasised the importance of equipping young participants with both practical and theoretical skills aligned with the rapid evolution of the media sector.


Shaima Abdullah: Future Media Professional is a forum for developing conscious media talent
Shaima Abdullah, Director of Sharjah Media Academy, described Future Media Professional as one of the Academy’s flagship youth programmes. “Through this initiative, we aim to instil values of responsible media and enhance the technical and creative skills of our participants,” she said. “The programme combines practical training with theory, offering real-world experiences within professional media institutions.”

She added that the programme’s success was the result of continuous support from Sharjah Broadcasting Authority, strong parental trust, and the enthusiastic engagement of students who demonstrated serious interest in the media field. the Sharjah Broadcasting Authority, concluded the ninth edition of its summer programme Future Media Professional on Thursday morning at Sharjah's 06 Mall Cinema. Salem Ali Al Ghaithi, Director of the Sharjah Broadcasting Authority, attended the ceremony, alongside channel and radio managers from the Authority, participating students, and their families.

152 trainees across Sharjah’s media platforms
Launched on 7 July and running until 31 July, the ninth edition hosted 152 trainees aged between 10 and 18. Participants received intensive training across various Sharjah Broadcasting Authority platforms, including the Authority’s headquarters, Al Wusta TV from Al Dhaid, and Al Sharqiya TV from Khor Fakkan.

Specialised courses
This year’s programme featured six specialised training courses: TV presenting, radio presenting, voice performance, and modern media skills including digital media, artificial intelligence, content creation for social platforms, and mobile filming and editing. Training was delivered by expert instructors and media professionals from Sharjah Broadcasting Authority.

Certificates awarded
During the closing ceremony, all participants were honoured by Salem Ali Al Ghaithi and received accredited certificates from the Academy, in a celebratory atmosphere shared by students and their families. Trainers were also recognised for their key role in the programme’s success.

Al Ghaithi: Investing in future media talent is a strategic goal
Salem Ali Al Ghaithi praised the success of the ninth edition, affirming that the programme reflects the Authority’s commitment to nurturing a new generation of creative and competitive media professionals. He emphasised the importance of equipping young participants with both practical and theoretical skills aligned with the rapid evolution of the media sector.


Shaima Abdullah: Future Media Professional is a forum for developing conscious media talent
Shaima Abdullah, Director of Sharjah Media Academy, described Future Media Professional as one of the Academy’s flagship youth programmes. “Through this initiative, we aim to instil values of responsible media and enhance the technical and creative skills of our participants,” she said. “The programme combines practical training with theory, offering real-world experiences within professional media institutions.”

She added that the programme’s success was the result of continuous support from Sharjah Broadcasting Authority, strong parental trust, and the enthusiastic engagement of students who demonstrated serious interest in the media field.