Algeria's vocational training sector has seen a significant influx of new trainees, with over 22,000 individuals enrolling in programs across the country. According to Ahmed Belacربي, head of administrative affairs at the Oran Provincial Directorate of Vocational Training and Education, the enrollment numbers were recorded through a digital platform. The new academic year began with a series of informational campaigns aimed at promoting vocational training opportunities.
The Oran Provincial Directorate of Vocational Training and Education reported that over 15,000 files had been approved, with the remaining applications still being processed. As part of efforts to enhance cooperation and exchange in vocational training, a delegation from Niger was welcomed, with trainees assigned to two groups. One group consists of 22 trainees specializing in the automotive industry at the Excellence Center.
A cooperation agreement was signed between the Oran Provincial Directorate of Vocational Training and Education and the Stellantis Algeria Group. The agreement aims to assess the relevance of vocational training programs to labor market needs, particularly in the automotive sector. Stellantis Algeria General Secretary, Rawi Baji, emphasized the importance of partnering with the vocational training sector.
The agreement seeks to improve and develop the competencies of vocational training instructors, enabling them to better meet the requirements of economic institutions. This is particularly crucial given the growing industrial activity in Oran Province and the increasing demand for skilled labor. The partnership is expected to contribute to the development of a skilled workforce.
In a related development, Algerian President Abdelmadjid Tebboune's statements on key regional and international issues have garnered significant attention from the international press. The President's positions on various matters have been closely followed by media outlets worldwide.
In other news, a total of 9 people lost their lives, and 237 others were injured in road accidents over the past 24 hours. The statistics highlight the ongoing road safety concerns in Algeria.
Algeria has been ranked first in the Maghreb region and second in Africa in the Times Higher Education World University Rankings 2027. The country's educational institutions continue to make significant strides in global rankings.
Key points
- Over 22,000 trainees have enrolled in Algerian vocational training programs.
- A cooperation agreement has been signed between the Oran Provincial Directorate of Vocational Training and Education and Stellantis Algeria.
- Algeria has been ranked first in the Maghreb region and second in Africa in the Times Higher Education World University Rankings 2027.
