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Doha
Ooredoo recently hosted a group of Information Technology (IT) students from Qatar Independent
Technical School at its Qatar Data Centre.
The visit - the second for the school, following a similar visit last year - was intended to give the students an understanding of the real-world implementation of their studies and allow them a close look at how the Data Centre works, including the IT network and software used.
They were introduced to a number of services provided by the Data Centre, including hosting and co-location, cloud services, data back-up and restoration, managed storage, email and web security, with gaining appreciation of how their studies relate to real-life operations in the world of information technology.
The students also learned about the employment opportunities at Ooredoo that would suit their studies and chosen career paths.
Manar Khalifa al Muraikhi, director PR and Corporate Communications at Ooredoo, said: “An important part of our corporate social responsibility strategy at Ooredoo is supporting education, and hosting school visits is an ideal way for us to do this.
“It’s vital that students can access real-life experiences that relate to their studies, and we’re pleased to have been able to show Qatar Independent Technical School students how our Data Centre works.”
Doha
Ooredoo recently hosted a group of Information Technology (IT) students from Qatar Independent
Technical School at its Qatar Data Centre.
The visit - the second for the school, following a similar visit last year - was intended to give the students an understanding of the real-world implementation of their studies and allow them a close look at how the Data Centre works, including the IT network and software used.
They were introduced to a number of services provided by the Data Centre, including hosting and co-location, cloud services, data back-up and restoration, managed storage, email and web security, with gaining appreciation of how their studies relate to real-life operations in the world of information technology.
The students also learned about the employment opportunities at Ooredoo that would suit their studies and chosen career paths.
Manar Khalifa al Muraikhi, director PR and Corporate Communications at Ooredoo, said: “An important part of our corporate social responsibility strategy at Ooredoo is supporting education, and hosting school visits is an ideal way for us to do this.
“It’s vital that students can access real-life experiences that relate to their studies, and we’re pleased to have been able to show Qatar Independent Technical School students how our Data Centre works.”
