
NOS Studio is the platform for industry associations to establish Sector Skills Units and develop National Occupational Standards under the GDT-MOL framework — the regulatory backbone of Oman Vision 2040.
Oman Vision 2040 sets clear targets for the labour market — 83% skilled workforce in the private sector and 40% Omani share of new private sector jobs by 2040.
Target skilled workforce in private sector by 2040
Target Omani share of new private sector jobs by 2040
Target annual labour productivity growth by 2040
Source: Oman Vision 2040 Annual Report 2024–2025
Manual drafting through fragmented document sharing and physical meetings.
Informal validation without centralized industry stakeholder engagement tracking.
Repeated formatting and manual data entry across multiple government templates.
SSU Establishment: Automated workflow for association licensing.
Occupational Mapping: Structured taxonomies for industry roles.
Standards Development: Collaborative smart editor for drafting.
Industry Consultation: Integrated feedback portal for employers.
National Publication: Immediate GDT-MOL compliance verification.
Initial verification and approval by GDT-MOL to represent your industry's skills development.
Map out roles, skills gaps, and priority sectors using our intelligence-driven mapping tools.
Draft performance criteria and knowledge requirements for final certification and publication.
NOS Studio integrates advanced AI as a drafting assistant, ensuring human expertise remains central while accelerating the technical execution of standard development.
Automatically synthesize labour market data into comprehensive narrative reports required for SSU establishment.
Draft industry-specific performance benchmarks based on global best practices for expert human review.
Seamless generation of high-level bilingual reports for ministerial review and regulatory documentation.
The NOS Studio platform is designed exclusively for recognized Omani industry associations and professional bodies. To qualify for SSU establishment, associations must demonstrate significant industry representation and operational stability.
Registered non-profit or government organisation in the Sultanate of Oman
Capacity to establish a governing board of 7–15 members including required GDT-MOL composition categories
Committed to the SSU mandate: NOS development, annual LMIA reporting, and GDT-MOL compliance
Sector mandate aligned with GDT-MOL workforce priorities

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