Orange Jordan and Princess Sumaya renew tech partnerhship
Orange Jordan and Princess Sumaya University for Technology have renewed their strategic partnership agreement for three years (2027-2029) to solidify the adoption of the academic programming certificates, the first of their kind in the Middle East. The collaboration aims to equip youth and the new generation with the skills needed in the labor market through a training program that combines technical and applied training, along with the establishment of diverse career pathways including employment and entrepreneurial experiences. Over the past seven years, the academy has graduated more than 1,000 trainees, with an employment rate exceeding 80%. The certificates are accredited by the university and the Ministry of Higher Education, reflecting the success and efficiency of the model in enhancing graduates’ skills and achieving a sustainable impact on the community. The academy will open its doors on September 1st in Irbid and Amman, as part of a new program targeting the training of 85 male and female students aged 18 to 35 in fields including web development, artificial intelligence, freelancing, and practical training with tech companies.
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