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PHCC Care Summer 2026: Locations, Shifts, and Requirements for Qatar Students

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PHCC Care Summer Qatar Students

The Primary Health Care Corporation has commenced its Care Summer 2026 initiative, which offers an exciting chance for students on a national scale in Qatar to learn about careers in health in the field by undergoing practical training. The initiative can be undertaken by a citizen of Qatar or by an expatriate resident aged 12-18 and is undertaken in health centres, with the experience being free of cost.

The program will take place from August 2026, offering the opportunity to watch healthcare professionals, learn how patients are cared for and gain workplace skills throughout the duration of the program. It also helps Qatar’s initiatives aimed at encouraging young people to pursue careers in medicine and community healthcare.

Program Dates and Training Schedule

Care Summer will take place from the 3rd of August until the 26th of August 2026 on Mondays and Wednesdays. Students will receive training 3 days a week (Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday) for a total of 36 training hours held during 12 field days.

There are two convenient shifts from which a participant may select. Check the table tabulated below for the available shifts and timings.

ShiftTimings
Morning Shift10:00 AM – 1:00 PM
Evening Shift5:00 PM – 8:00 PM

Flexibility in the schedule to allow students to attend without interfering with other summer programs.

PHCC Care Summer 2026 Training Locations

PHCC has set up separate training centers for boys and girls students to provide a comfortable learning environment. Check the table tabulated below for the PHCC Care Summer 2026 Training center.

GenderStudent Training Centres
MaleAl Sadd Health CenterAl Wajba Health CenterUmm Slal Health Center
FemaleAl Thumama Health CenterMuaither Health CenterLeabaib Health Center

The facilities where the student will be placed is determined by the information that has been entered in the registration and availability.

What Students Will Learn

Care Summer provides more than just classroom learning: it includes hands-on experience in real healthcare settings. The students will gain a greater understanding of how primary care services are carried out through a number of departments. Training includes:

  • Mandatory rotations in Family Medicine, Triage, Dental Clinics, Laboratories and Pharmacy.
  • Introduction to Mental Health, Nutrition, Social Work and Community Wellness services.
  • Workplace safety training sessions on environmental awareness, on recycling and on healthcare workplace safety.
  • Exposure to PHCC’s public health campaigns and patient support services.

Students will have the opportunity to finish 36 hours of field training, upon completion, students receive a Certificate of Appreciation.

Eligibility Requirements

Students from public and private schools in Qatar can participate in the program. Check the table tabulated below for the eligibility criteria applicants must meet.

ParameterEligibility
AgeBetween 12 and 18 years of age
IDHold a valid Qatari ID
ApprovalParental or guardian approval before participating

This initiative is available to a large body of students, including Qatari nationals and expatriates.

How to Register

Assessment is undertaken online on PHCC’s official online platforms. The following documents will need to be written beforehand by students and parents before applying:

  • Valid student QID.
  • Parent (or guardian) QID.
  • Educational Release Form filled out by the parents.

The official registration link is the one that PHCC will publish on its website and verified social media. As places are limited, applicants are encouraged to register early.

Why Students Should Join

Care Summer 2026 is a lot more than just a summer activity. The participants learn valuable communication, teamwork, problem solving, and get first-hand knowledge of available health care careers in a professional setting.

The program helps students interested in pursuing medical or other health professions gain early exposure to the field which can aid in their future academic and career choices.

Frequently Asked Questions

Who is eligible for PHCC Care Summer 2026?

All students aged 12-18 from public or private schools in Qatar are eligible for an application. Both Qataris and Foreign residents can join.

When will the Care Summer program take place?

The training will occur each Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday from 8/3/26 to 8/26/26.

What is the duration of training in the program?

Thirty-six hours of field training will be accomplished in 12 training days.

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