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Conversion of 20 technical schools into applied tech colleges with Japan
The Egyptian Ministry of Education and Technical Education announced the signing of an implementation plan to convert 20 technical schools into specialized applied technology schools in the fields of nursing, healthcare, and information technology. The goal is to develop technical education and prepare students for the labor market. This initiative is part of a collaboration with the Japanese group "Kyoto EicoEikan," which will involve integrating academic knowledge with practical training and professional discipline. The focus will be on expanding within Egypt and the Middle East region. Locations for the schools have been identified, along with management mechanisms, selection of teaching staff, and cooperation between the two parties to ensure the project's success. The aim is to prepare qualified cadres that meet labor market needs, provide employment opportunities, and support continued education.
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