As part of its commitment to supporting practical education and connecting academic learning with real-world experience, Derma Pella welcomed a group of high school students from Ain Jalout School, enrolled in the BTEC program, for an educational and training visit to the factory's facilities.

During the visit, the students had the opportunity to explore the different departments within the manufacturing facility and learn about the role of each department. They were also introduced to the various stages of the manufacturing process, from the initial production steps through to the final product.

The visit provided the students with valuable practical exposure to the pharmaceutical and skincare manufacturing industry, allowing them to connect the knowledge and skills gained through their BTEC studies with real-world applications in a professional work environment.

This initiative reflects Derma Pella’s commitment to supporting practical education and providing students with meaningful experiences that broaden their knowledge and introduce them to career opportunities within the pharmaceutical and cosmetics industry.

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