Egypt’s Ministry of Communications and Information Technology has opened registration for its national IT skills training program, “Tawwar wa Ghayyar” (Develop and Change). The initiative offers a comprehensive and free online training package aimed at Egyptian youth aged 18 to 35.
Program Overview and Mission
The “Tawwar wa Ghayyar” initiative is a strategic partnership between the Ministry of Communications and Information Technology, Microsoft Egypt, CARE Egypt for Development Foundation, and the Sustainable Human Development Foundation. Its core mission is to empower young people with the essential digital skills required to succeed in the modern job market, enhancing their opportunities in both employment and entrepreneurship.
A Diverse and Comprehensive Curriculum
The program provides a wide range of training content designed to meet current market demands. The curriculum includes:
- Microsoft Office 365 applications
- Design Thinking
- Python programming language (Levels 1 and 2)
- Using Microsoft Designer for graphics
- Digital awareness and safety
- Data analysis
- Entrepreneurship (from idea generation to pre-incubation)
Who Can Participate?
This opportunity is designed for:
- Egyptian youth (both male and female).
- Individuals aged between 18 and 35.
- Anyone interested in developing their technical and digital skills for the future.
How to Get Involved
This is an ongoing national initiative with various courses available.
How to Apply: The Ministry invites all interested youth to register for the free training courses here
Looking Ahead
This initiative is a key part of Egypt’s national strategy to empower its youth and align their capabilities with the goals of digital transformation and Egypt Vision 2030. By providing accessible, high-quality training, the “Tawwar wa Ghayyar” program is helping to build a skilled, competitive, and future-ready generation.
Source: Banker News
