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Egyptian schools begin programming for 800,000 students
The Egyptian Ministry of Education and Technical Education has begun expanding programming instruction in schools, with the aim of reaching approximately 800,000 students benefiting from the program starting September 12. This initiative is part of efforts to make digital skills an integral part of the educational process, focusing on developing students’ abilities in algorithmic thinking and essential technical skills to keep pace with technological advancements. It includes teaching languages such as JavaScript and Python. The program also aims to enable students to understand artificial intelligence consciously, emphasizing fundamental skills in mathematics and physics to promote critical thinking and foster their future technological capabilities.
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