GENERATION 8
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Generation 8 was between Kuwait and Swansea, Wales. Kuwait’s weeks were full of surprises which included hosting the legendary Mr. Mohammed Al Misbah as a guest speaker, Ooredoo’s 24hour innovation camp. Swansea stay was a special one as Generation 8 stayed in a beautiful historical mansion which was built in 1739. Swansea weeks were in collaboration with University Of Wales Trinity Saint David and hosted speakers such as Swansea Mayor Mr. Howard Morgan and Ms. Ola Al Fares who is a Journalist and television presenter. Swansea city witnessed the first Playback performance from Generation 8 which was a form of theatre that heightened sense of self-awareness and constant audience engagement.
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GENERATION 7
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Generation 7 took place in Kuwait, Berlin, and Prague. The candidates had exciting first weeks in Kuwait which included the legendary Mr. Sulayman al Mulla as a guest speaker and the Ooredoo 24 hour challenge. Ooredoo's challenge was the first of its kind challenge to take place not only in Kuwait but in the MENA region, where Candidates spent a full 24 hours inside Ooredoo's Headquarters. Generation 7’s journey abroad was filled with history, cultural awareness, innovation, urban art and much more
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GENERATION 5
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Generation 5 marked the Fifth Year Anniversary of the Protégés with a group of outstanding individuals chosen for the year. The all-inclusive curriculum which covered various topics, allowed them see new perspectives, spending a week at Stockholm, Sweden, and the other at Copenhagen, Denmark, it’s no shock that they revolutionized donating with their project, Raqsh. After all, they are the Legends.
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Generation 4 has experienced an amazing number of adventures, learnt many valuable lessons and built lifelong friendships. With their time spent abroad in Ireland, they took in all the different sights that the country offers. Their project, Concrete Conversations, makes them a generation never to be forgotten
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GENERATION 3
Generation 3 was taken to a whole new level being powered by KIPCO. They learnt a lot throughout the six weeks, spending a week at King’s College, London with an intensified course on leadership and social awareness, with the other week spent in the English country-side of Stratford-upon-Avon. Each individual learnt more about themselves, and came out on the other end smiling, hoping to give back smiles with their project “Random Acts of Happiness.”
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GENERATION 2
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The Second Generation was a unique selection of young people, united with the same core values and ideals. Being pushed to their extreme by travelling to Kathmandu, Nepal, they were mentally and physically challenged, successfully confronting this challenge. The Protégés returned with new experiences to share, and new friendships to cherish
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GENERATION 1
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The foundation of The Protégés; the First Generation was an excellent pick of young men and woman driven by humane values, which were only expanded upon and elaborated further throughout the six weeks. Spending their time abroad at Dubai, the Protégés were able to incorporate these human values into their project, ‘AlSariyah’ which was publicly supported by the Amir H.H Sheikh Sabah Al-Ahmad Al-Sabah
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