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Education Minister discusses teacher training with JICA
The article focused on the efforts of the Egyptian Ministry of Education and Technical Education to strengthen cooperation with the Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA) in order to develop Egypt's educational system. It discussed expanding teacher training programs, enhancing the quality of the existing Egyptian-Japanese schools (a total of 103 schools), and exchanging expertise in educational management and the implementation of Japanese "Tsunagu" methodologies, which emphasize the development of personal values and teamwork skills. The conversation also covered the development of technical education through transforming 20 schools into applied technology schools that adopt Japanese curricula and standards to meet labor market needs, as well as promoting the sustainability of educational quality improvements through the ongoing training of leaders and teachers. The cooperation aims to build a sustainable Egyptian model that benefits from Japanese expertise while maintaining the unique systemic characteristics of Egyptian schools.
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