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The education system in Egypt has focused on implementing reforms aimed at developing students' skills and aligning education with the needs of the labor market. These measures included reducing class sizes to fewer than 50 students, improving reading and writing skills, introducing programming courses in which thousands of students have obtained certificates from Hiroshima University, as well as adding financial literacy as a subject. Additionally, the government launched the Egyptian Baccalaureate system, which includes tracks in medicine, science, business, engineering, and arts, to better prepare students for the future. Efforts have also been made to develop technical education and expand applied technology schools dedicated to enhancing practical skills and linking them to work environments.
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