Overview
- The Dubai Land Department, in partnership with the Higher Colleges of Technology, introduced a 90‑hour, two‑year programme designed to train 40 participants per cohort.
- Agreements with Emaar, Sobha, Aldar, Omniyat, Azizi, Danube and Ellington will provide practical training opportunities and potential hiring routes.
- Officials project about 800 additional Emiratis will join the sector, lifting employment from roughly 2,200 to about 3,000.
- Graduates will be eligible to pursue further studies or apply for professional real estate licences under approved requirements.
- Enrollment and start dates were not disclosed, and the launch follows a record 2025 market with more than 270,000 transactions worth Dh917 billion, alongside prior DLD efforts that placed 1,800 Emiratis and grew the broker base to 2,028, including 426 women.