The Information Technology Institute (ITI) has officially opened applications for the 47th batch of its Professional Training Program, famously known as the "9-month grant." This program aims to equip Egyptian university graduates for the job market in the communications and information technology sector. It does this by offering practical training in the latest digital specializations that are highly sought after both locally and globally.
This program is a key part of ITI's efforts to connect academic education with the real needs of the job market. It provides specialized training pathways that keep pace with the rapid developments in technology and digital transformation.
9-Month Training in the Latest Tech Specializations
ITI clarified that the program will run from October 4, 2026, until June 30, 2027. It's designed for graduates from Egyptian universities, specifically those who graduated up to the 2022 batch.
The program includes a variety of specialized tracks, such as Industrial Systems, Content Development, Cybersecurity, Cloud Computing, Infrastructure Services, Information Systems, Software Engineering & Agent AI Development, Cognitive Computing & AI, and Software Testing & Verification using AI technologies.
Application Requirements and Deadline
The Institute has set a condition that applicants must have completed their military service, if applicable to them.
ITI also noted that the final deadline for applications is July 29, 2026. They encourage anyone interested in joining the program to complete their registration and review all the conditions and details through the dedicated application link.
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