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Mandatory education expansion shifts the investment case for Egyptian mid-market schools
More years of compulsory schools means more students, which means we’re going to need more schools
Trucking’s education and training problem risks holding the sector back
Currently, the path to becoming a heavy-truck operator is a marathon of bureaucracy, not a much speedier and more effective…
Egyptian boards debate AI strategy while their employees are already retraining in the shadows
“Learners are preparing ahead of disruption rather than reacting after it happens,” Coursera’s Kais Zribi tells EnterpriseAM
The state sets a 20% market share target for private schools by 2030 in its National Narrative for Comprehensive Development
Meeting 2030 education targets is going to be hard considering that Egypt lost 127k teachers between 2018 and 2023
Egypt looks to private management to fix the investment decline in schools
For the state, the move represents a healthy balance between the public and private sectors
Higher education shifts from mass market degrees to tackling industry bottlenecks
The upcoming Food Sciences University, in partnership with Japan’s Hiroshima University, will be the first university to launch under the…
The end of the degree factory? Higher Education Ministry introduces new rules for private investors.
A new investment prospectus was released Sunday, and offers from Egyptian-Arab alliances have already started rolling in
Nawah Scientific leads a new wave of Egyptian “expertise as a service” to fill the skills gap
Universities are producing record numbers of graduates, yet CEOs in the pharma sector consistently complain of a skills deficit
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