Egypt's Minister of Education and Technical Education, Mohamed Abdel Latif, announced the introduction of programming and artificial intelligence in technical education. This move aims to provide students with the basic knowledge and skills to deal with rapid technological developments and better prepare them for job market requirements. The minister made the announcement during the opening of a new applied technology school in Ismailia.
The new school, located in the city of Fayed, Ismailia governorate, is part of the state's efforts to expand the system of applied technology schools. This expansion aims to enhance partnerships with the private sector and civil society organizations, producing graduates with the necessary skills and knowledge to meet job market needs, particularly in technology, industry, and renewable energy.
During the opening ceremony, Minister Abdel Latif expressed his happiness at launching a new applied technology school in a specialty related to a rapidly growing sector, both nationally and internationally - the renewable energy sector. He praised the efforts that led to the creation of this educational model and thanked the partners involved.
The minister emphasized that the ministry continues to work on expanding this model and developing technical education schools to meet job market requirements. This includes providing students with a comprehensive educational experience that combines study and practical application, with part of the educational process linked to training and work in factories and actual work environments.
The introduction of programming and artificial intelligence in technical education is part of the ministry's plan to prepare graduates with the skills required to meet local and international job market needs. The ministry aims to provide graduates with international standards and qualifications, enhancing their ability to work and compete in Egypt and abroad.
The ministry is working with several international partners, including Germany, Italy, and Japan, to develop technical education. These partnerships aim to operate applied technology schools that combine study and training with international standards. The goal is to benefit from international experiences and develop the technical education system.
The expansion of applied technology schools and the introduction of programming and artificial intelligence in technical education reflect the ministry's commitment to improving education quality and meeting job market requirements. This initiative is expected to have a positive impact on the education sector and the economy as a whole.
Key points
- Introduction of programming and artificial intelligence in technical education
- Expansion of applied technology schools
- Partnerships with international organizations to develop technical education
