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Next IT and MTI University Partner to Equip Students with Real-World Tech Skills

Next IT Services Development Company and the Modern University for Technology and Information (MTI) have teamed up to offer practical field training for students. This exciting program, set to kick off in July 2026, will include introductory sessions to help eligible students understand the training path and how to make the most of this fantastic opportunity.

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Next IT and MTI University Partner to Equip Students with Real-World Tech Skills

Next IT Services Development Company has signed a cooperation agreement with the Modern University for Technology and Information (MTI), specifically with its Faculty of Computers and Artificial Intelligence. This exciting partnership is proudly sponsored by Dr. Olfat Ali Kamel, the University President. This collaboration is all about supporting field training for second-year students at the faculty. It aims to connect academic studies with practical application, helping students gain the essential skills and experience they need to thrive in today's modern job market, especially in the fast-evolving fields of technology and artificial intelligence. The field training program is scheduled to begin in July 2026. Before that, Next IT will hold several introductory meetings with eligible students. These sessions will ensure students fully understand the training path, its goals, and how they can get the most out of it, ultimately boosting their professional readiness before graduation. Next IT emphasized that true investment starts with developing young talent. They firmly believe in empowering students with hands-on experience using the latest technology. This approach will significantly enhance their professional readiness and their ability to compete both locally and internationally, especially with the rapid digital transformation creating new demands in the job market. The company also expressed its sincere appreciation to the university administration and the Faculty of Computers and Artificial Intelligence for their trust. Next IT looks forward to a fruitful partnership that will help prepare a new generation of qualified professionals ready to shape the future. This kind of integration between academic institutions and tech companies is increasingly vital to close the skills gap in the market.

Next IT and MTI University Partner to Equip Students with Real-World Tech Skills

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