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Future Egypt Schools link tech skills to jobs
The Egyptian Ministry of Education has launched the "Future Egypt" project to establish Egyptian-Italian schools for applied technology, covering eight specializations starting from the 2026-2027 academic year. The schools aim to prepare skilled technicians for working in modern agricultural and industrial sectors through programs that combine theoretical study with practical training in national projects. The specializations include agricultural and irrigation technology, plant and animal production, food manufacturing, agricultural engineering, fisheries, beekeeping and silk production, laboratory technicians, along with the integration of entrepreneurship skills and the Italian language to enhance students' employment prospects. Applications are submitted electronically via the ministry’s platform. The system includes 26 schools distributed across 14 governorates, offering opportunities for training, employment, or further studies at technological universities.
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