Community Guidelines

SCC is built for serious, respectful peer learning and professional practice.

Professional conduct

Communicate respectfully. Harassment, discrimination, intimidation, impersonation, or repeated unwanted contact is not permitted.

Practice integrity

Do not upload or redistribute confidential or proprietary interview material. Respect other members' work and privacy.

Sessions

Attend agreed sessions, communicate cancellations responsibly, and keep feedback constructive.

Membership details

Information about eligibility, participation and external engagement, moved here from the website FAQ.

Membership eligibility

SCC membership is currently focused on Saudi nationals — including university students, graduates, and early-career emerging talent interested in business problem-solving, consulting and professional exchange.

Membership eligibility and external participation are separate.

Previous consulting experience is not required. SCC activities may serve different experience levels, and individual activities may indicate their intended level.

Participation and selection

SCC membership is built around participation, contribution and professional exchange. Members can engage with cases, projects, conversations, events, insights and community initiatives depending on availability and selection.

An SCC Case Room is a structured practice environment where members work through a business problem, analyse information and exhibits, develop a recommendation, and receive developmental feedback.

Independence and affiliation

SCC is an independent professional community. Participation by a guest, professional, university, firm, or organisation does not automatically represent partnership, sponsorship, endorsement, or affiliation.

Certificates and outcomes

SCC practice and feedback are developmental and do not represent professional certification. SCC does not guarantee interviews, internships, employment, referrals, company visits, or recruiting outcomes.

Collaboration with SCC

Potential forms of engagement may include professional conversations, business challenges, research and insights, roundtables, community projects, Case Rooms and other appropriate collaborative initiatives. All external activities remain subject to confirmation, scope, availability, and SCC approval.