The history of Al-Hussan Group for Education and Training Holding is a tale of remarkable success. Their educational and training journey began over sixty years ago in the Eastern Province, marked by the establishment of the Arab Culture Institute in Dammam in 1377 AH, aimed at educating and training adults. Subsequently, in 1378 AH, Al-Hussan Model School for Girls was founded, followed by the establishment of the National Model Primary School for Boys in Dammam in 1401 AH. The educational institution's excellence and commitment to education led to the Royal Commission for Jubail and Yanbu entrusting them with the management and operation of schools in Jubail Industrial City from 1401 AH to 1405 AH, after which the Royal Commission assumed direct management. In 1406 AH, the Al-Hussan Educational Complex was inaugurated in Dammam, while the National Model Secondary School for Boys was established in Dammam in 1407 AH. In 1417 AH, the National Model School for Boys with its primary, intermediate, and secondary sections was introduced in Al-Khobar. The expansion continued with the opening of National Model Schools in Jubail Industrial City in 1418 AH. In 1419 AH, Al-Hussan International Academy was founded in Al-Khobar, and in 1420 AH, the Al-Hussan International Academy extended its reach to Jubail Industrial City.