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Mohd bin Zayed issues law establishing National Academy for Childhood Development

By ANI | Updated: June 8, 2023 21:00 IST

Abu Dhabi [UAE], June 8 (ANI/WAM): President Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan, in his capacity as Ruler of ...

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Abu Dhabi [UAE], June 8 (ANI/WAM): President Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan, in his capacity as Ruler of Abu Dhabi, has issued a law establishing the National Academy for Childhood Development, to be headquartered in Abu Dhabi as part of the Abu Dhabi Early Childhood Authority.

The academy aims to offer education, training and lifelong learning programmes related to childhood affairs, child development, and children's care, while preserving the UAE's values and national identity. The academy also seeks to provide the appropriate academic and training environment for its learners, in order to contribute to the development of their knowledge and skills in various child development areas, in coordination with the competent authorities and in line with applicable laws.

The academy's mandate, as per the law, includes establishing a distinguished academic and training system by developing educational and training programmes related to childhood affairs, child development and care in line with the strategic plan for the social sector in Abu Dhabi. The academy's programmes will be offered in accordance with best practices in order to contribute to the development of skills, and academic and vocational training. The academy will grant academic certificates and degrees in accordance with applicable laws, and provide consultations, information and other related services.

As per the law, the academy will also conduct academic and applied research in relation to its scope of work, and organise and take part in conferences, seminars and workshops. In coordination with the competent authorities, the academy will build and develop partnerships, enter into agreements and MoUs, and engage in collaboration and knowledge-sharing activities with relevant entities. It will coordinate with the competent authorities to develop recruitment and employment systems and facilitate learners' employment.

The academy will present recommendations on the development of relevant academic and training programmes offered in the UAE, and will promote a culture of innovation and entrepreneurship in projects and initiatives related to its mandate.

The National Academy for Childhood Development in Abu Dhabi will begin accepting registrations this month (June) for its first study programmes commencing in the new academic year in September 2023. (ANI/WAM)

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