The Ministry of Technical Education and Vocational Training in Madagascar has partnered with Orange Madagascar to provide digital training to students in technical schools. The agreement was signed at the ministry's headquarters in Ampefiloha, and aims to strengthen digital skills and facilitate access to employment for young people and women. The partnership will focus on providing training that meets national standards.
The Ministry of Technical Education will be responsible for providing the necessary infrastructure and ensuring that the training meets national standards. Orange Madagascar will share its expertise in digital technology and innovation, and provide support through its Orange Digital Center. The two parties will work together to develop training content that matches the needs of the digital job market.
The digital training will be provided to students at technical schools, and will include equipment and internet connectivity provided by Orange Madagascar. The training will be certified, and students who complete the program will receive a diploma and a certificate of completion. According to Aminata Ndiaye Niang, CEO of Orange Madagascar, the program aims to equip students with the skills needed to succeed in the digital economy.
The partnership between Orange Madagascar and the Ministry of Technical Education is part of a larger effort to promote digital skills and employment in Madagascar. The country's government has recognized the importance of digital technology in driving economic growth and development. The Orange Digital Center will play a key role in providing resources and support for students and young entrepreneurs.
The Minister of Technical Education, Andriamampandry Todisoa, has expressed his enthusiasm for the partnership, highlighting the importance of providing young people with the skills needed to compete in the digital job market. The ministry aims to provide training that is relevant to the needs of the labor market, and to promote employment opportunities for young people and women.
Orange Madagascar has committed to supporting the Ministry of Technical Education in the development of digital skills in Madagascar. The company has a strong track record of investing in digital education and innovation in the country. The partnership is expected to have a positive impact on the country's economic development and employment prospects.
The digital training program is expected to benefit students and young entrepreneurs in Madagascar, providing them with the skills and knowledge needed to succeed in the digital economy. The program will also contribute to the country's economic growth and development, by promoting digital skills and employment opportunities.
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- Orange Madagascar partners with Ministry of Technical Education to provide digital training to students in technical schools.
