Egypt’s Beheira Education Directorate is promoting the global 100 Million Learners initiative, which offers free online training in entrepreneurship, management, leadership and innovation to students, teachers and other workers.
The initiative aims to reach 100 million learners by 2030. It was launched by Thunderbird School of Global Management at Arizona State University and is being implemented in Egypt with the National Institute for Governance and Sustainable Development as its main local partner, according to the announcement.
The programs are open to secondary and university students, education professionals, young people, graduates and employees seeking to build professional or leadership skills. Several tracks do not require a specific academic qualification or previous experience.
Participants can learn at different levels, from introductory to advanced, and may receive digital badges and course completion certificates. Some tracks also offer professional certificates and academic credits, depending on the program.
Beheira’s education authorities have directed schools and education departments across the governorate to share information about the initiative and encourage eligible participants to enroll. The programs are designed to provide flexible online learning and practical knowledge for starting, managing and developing projects, while helping learners prepare for changing workforce needs.
Source: Twasl News
