Admissions open at the Higher Institute for Plastic Industries 1447 - Batch 39
The Higher Institute for Plastics Industries announced the opening of admissions and registration for high school graduates (in all specializations) for the first training semester of the current academic year 1447/1448 AH. This announcement comes as part of the institute's ongoing efforts to attract and prepare young Saudi talent for the growing industrial job market in the Kingdom.
Application details and timeline
The institute's administration clarified that applications are currently being accepted through the institute's online portal . Registration began today and will continue until Thursday, April 9, 2026. The institute confirmed that this group of applicants represents the thirty-ninth cohort since the establishment of this specialized training institution, reflecting a long history of experience in graduating qualified technicians.
Features of the training program and career path
Regarding the nature of the study, the institute explained that the training period extends for two full years, during which trainees learn the latest plastic manufacturing technologies using advanced production lines that simulate the real-world work environment in large factories. The program is distinguished by being taught entirely in English , giving graduates a significant competitive advantage in the job market. Upon successful completion of the program, graduates are awarded a diploma in plastic manufacturing technology, an accredited qualification that enables them to work in various industrial sectors.
The importance of the plastics industry sector in the Kingdom
Enrolling in the Higher Institute for Plastics Industries is of particular importance given the significant development witnessed by the industrial sector in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, which is a cornerstone of the Kingdom's Vision 2030. The Kingdom is a global leader in petrochemical industries, making downstream industries (including plastics) a vital sector with a promising future. Through its programs, the Institute aims to localize this crucial industry by providing a pool of qualified young talent capable of operating and managing production lines with high efficiency.
The institute's role in supporting localization and the national economy
The institute serves as a model of successful strategic partnerships between the Technical and Vocational Training Corporation and the private sector, directly contributing to reducing unemployment rates and providing decent and sustainable job opportunities for Saudi youth. The institute's graduates are closely aligned with labor market needs, securing immediate employment with leading industrial companies seeking skilled technicians specializing in plastics technologies. This makes the diploma a true gateway to a stable and prosperous professional future.
