Orange Egypt Launches Free Program to Train Graduates for Tech Sector

Orange Egypt partners with RoboGarden, the Chamber of Information Technology & Communication (CIT), and the MCIT to initiate a free pilot phase for the 'Learn to Earn' program. Believing in tapping the potential of the Egyptian youth, the program's goal is to refine the digital skills of graduates who do not have a technical educational background. The program is expected to hone their abilities in areas such as web development, coding, and programming. Those included in the program are expected to reap several benefits including accredited certificates from the University of Calgary and access to the RoboGarden Self-Paced platform. The program offers students opportunities to interact with professional trainers in Canada and engage in professional workshops with experts in the field. The massive ambition for the pilot phase will commence by carefully selecting 100 students via the Chamber of Information Technology and Communications. Seizing this collaboration as part of its commitment to corporate social responsibility, Orange Egypt aims to create innovative initiatives that not only contribute to community development and enhance its capabilities, but also support the national economy. RoboGarden, a platform acknowledged by over 600,000 learners worldwide, champions programming to foster entrepreneurship and helps non-tech individuals of all ages transition into the new era of digital skills.