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PM Examines Incentives for Tech Schools
The article focused on Prime Minister Dr. Moustafa Madbouly's review of sustainable incentives aimed at encouraging the private sector to manage applied technology schools in Egypt. The goal is to build a modern educational system that aligns with global standards and prepares students for the demands of the labor market. Details include an expansion in the number of schools, which has reached 225, connecting technical education with the job market through international partnerships with Germany and Italy. Additionally, there are cooperation protocols to establish new schools in fields such as transportation, electricity, and pharmaceutical industries. The meeting also discussed incentives for investors, with directives to convert between 200 and 250 schools into an international model through partnerships with the private sector, enhancing graduate readiness and meeting the needs of both local and international markets.
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