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Trainees on the training centre’s programmes (cumulative)

At riskAwaiting approval

Empower entrepreneurship, SMEs and employment·A Partner in Growth

Actual · October

1,810trainees

2026 target

2,400 trainees

Attainment

⁦75%⁩

Year-end forecast

2,320 trainees

Forecast gap to target

80 trainees

The path from baseline to 2030

Where the KPI stands today between its baseline, this year’s target and the 2030 target.

Baseline

0 trainees

Today

1,810 trainees

2026 target

2,400 trainees

2030 target

15,000 trainees

Left to the 2026 target
590 trainees⁦75%⁩ of the way covered
Left to the 2030 target
13,190 trainees⁦12%⁩ of the way covered

Monthly series and forecast

January – October measured, November and December forecast with a confidence band; the gold line is the 2026 target.

Monthly series and forecast
  • Actual
  • Baseline
  • Forecast
  • Forecast range
Monthly series and forecast
PeriodActualBaseline
Jan120 trainees0 trainees
Feb260 trainees0 trainees
Mar410 trainees0 trainees
Apr590 trainees0 trainees
May760 trainees0 trainees
Jun930 trainees0 trainees
Jul1,120 trainees0 trainees
Aug1,340 trainees0 trainees
Sep1,580 trainees0 trainees
Oct1,810 trainees0 trainees
Nov (Forecast)2,060 trainees0 trainees
Dec (Forecast)2,320 trainees0 trainees

Period comparison

Quarter by quarter in 2026, the same month last year, and the years since 2024 with the 2026 year-end forecast.

Quarter by quarter — 2026

  1. Q1

    410

  2. Q2

    930

    +520Better

  3. Q3

    1,580

    +650Better

  4. October

    1,810

    +230Better

October 2025 vs October 2026

October 2025

1,610

October 2026

1,810

+200Better

Years

  • Value
  • 2026 target

Measurement history

Every reading with who entered it, its evidence and its approval. Formal measurement points are marked.

PeriodValueOf targetKindStateEntered byEvidence
October 20261,810⁦75%⁩Formal measurementAwaiting approvalEng. Shahad M. Al-Malki2026-10-27K-2.4.1_2026-10.pdf
September 20261,580⁦66%⁩Formal measurementApprovedEng. Shahad M. Al-Malki2026-10-05K-2.4.1_2026-09.pdf
August 20261,340⁦56%⁩Formal measurementApprovedEng. Shahad M. Al-Malki2026-09-04K-2.4.1_2026-08.pdf
July 20261,120⁦47%⁩Formal measurementApprovedEng. Shahad M. Al-Malki2026-08-07K-2.4.1_2026-07.pdf
June 2026930⁦39%⁩Formal measurementApprovedEng. Shahad M. Al-Malki2026-07-06K-2.4.1_2026-06.pdf
May 2026760⁦32%⁩Formal measurementApprovedEng. Shahad M. Al-Malki2026-06-05K-2.4.1_2026-05.pdf
April 2026590⁦25%⁩Formal measurementApprovedEng. Shahad M. Al-Malki2026-05-04K-2.4.1_2026-04.pdf
March 2026410⁦17%⁩Formal measurementApprovedEng. Shahad M. Al-Malki2026-04-07K-2.4.1_2026-03.pdf
February 2026260⁦11%⁩Formal measurementApprovedEng. Shahad M. Al-Malki2026-03-06K-2.4.1_2026-02.pdf
January 2026120⁦5%⁩Formal measurementApprovedEng. Shahad M. Al-Malki2026-02-05K-2.4.1_2026-01.pdf

Contributing projects

The projects that move this KPI, and each one’s share of the effect by budget size.

AI insight

Closing the gap runs through one project

The project with the most weight on this KPI is “Training & Employment Centre Complex”, with ⁦99%⁩ of the linked budget, and it is Critical. Speeding it up is the fastest way to close the gap before December.

Confidence⁦78%⁩

Approval & change log

This item’s definition as approved in the plan version in force, and every change request on it with the old and proposed values and the decision.

Approved in plan version ⁦1.1⁩Board resolution BRD-1447-092026-03-256 Shawwal 1447 AH

No change requests on this item since the plan was approved.

Corrective actions

What we are doing to bring the KPI back on track, who owns it, and by when.

  • A drive with member businesses to enrol their staff in Q4 programmes

    Eng. Abdulrahman S. Al-HarbiEng. Abdulrahman S. Al-HarbiDirector General, Training & EntrepreneurshipP-014ab.alharbi@chamber.saDue ⁦2026-12-10⁩In 43 days2026-12-101 Rajab 1448 AH
    In progress

Comments

The owner, the Performance Measurement Office and leadership discussing the readings.

  1. Eng. Abdulrahman S. Al-HarbiDirector General, Training & Entrepreneurship2026-10-24 14:10

    Two cohorts of the “labour-market readiness” programme, 260 trainees in all, start in November — we expect to come close to target.

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