Algerian Minister of National Solidarity, Family, and Women's Affairs, Soria Mولوجi, has inaugurated the 2026-2027 training year for national specialized training centers. The ceremony took place at the National Center for Training of Specialized Officials in Bير خادم, Algiers. The new training year brings in several pedagogical reforms aimed at improving the skills of professionals working with people with special needs.
The new training program, which was adopted by a joint ministerial decision on August 12, 2025, is designed to provide specialized training for officials working in the field of national solidarity. The program includes a new training curriculum, a guide for trainees, and a strengthened practical approach. The goal is to link theoretical knowledge to practical experience within specialized institutions.
Minister Mولوجي emphasized that the new program is a significant reform that includes reviewing and updating training content. New topics have been added, such as autism spectrum disorder, early childhood education, and adapted physical education. These changes aim to keep pace with developments in care and support for people with special needs.
The reforms also focus on teaching strategies for people with special needs. The updated training program is designed to equip professionals with the necessary skills to provide effective support. This includes techniques for accompanying individuals in their daily lives, social and professional integration, and adapted physical education.
The new program is part of the Algerian government's efforts to improve services for people with special needs. The Ministry of National Solidarity, Family, and Women's Affairs is committed to providing high-quality training for professionals in this field. This will enable them to provide better support and care for people with special needs.
The training program will be implemented in national specialized training centers. These centers play a crucial role in providing training and support for professionals working with people with special needs. The Ministry aims to ensure that these centers have the necessary resources and expertise to deliver high-quality training.
The launch of the new training program is a significant step towards improving services for people with special needs in Algeria. The program is expected to have a positive impact on the lives of people with special needs and their families. The Ministry will continue to work towards providing better support and care for this vulnerable group.
Key points
- Algeria introduces new specialized training program for professionals working with people with special needs
- The program includes a new training curriculum, a guide for trainees, and a strengthened practical approach
- The reforms aim to link theoretical knowledge to practical experience within specialized institutions
