​In a move reflecting the trend toward enhancing future skills, and as part of the Stars of Entrepreneurship initiative, the Center of Excellence for Innovative Projects held two training workshops on Monday, April 6, 2026, at Jumana Secondary School for Girls in Ramtha, focusing on engineering thinking and the application of artificial intelligence, and virtual reality. The workshop on engineering thinking and the application of artificial intelligence was led by university students: Muhammad Ziad from the College of Engineering, majoring in mechanical engineering, and Raghad Al-Sharawneh from the College of Computer and Information Technology, majoring in artificial intelligence. The workshop focused on developing innovation and problem-solving skills, as well as designing solutions in a systematic manner that meets the demands of the modern job market. The virtual reality workshop was conducted by trainer Abdulrahman Maghaira from Ionbit, who reviewed the latest virtual reality applications and their role in education, training, and development, while providing participants with a hands-on interactive experience.