In line with Egypt's efforts to boost human capital efficiency in the technology sector, the Education Development Fund has announced 300 free training scholarships. These scholarships, offered in collaboration with Cisco, aim to equip university students and graduates with modern tech skills. This initiative, part of the "Be Ready" program and in partnership with the Ministry of Higher Education and Scientific Research, seeks to prepare a generation ready to meet the demands of the modern technology job market. This program is a strategic move to bridge the digital skills gap by providing specialized training that combines theoretical knowledge with practical application, making young people more ready to join fast-evolving tech industries.
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