Egypt’s Kosen Institute is enrollment-full, factory-short
Egypt’s Kosen model skips the diplomas, goes straight to factory floors
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Egypt’s Kosen model skips the diplomas, goes straight to factory floors
Near-universal opt-in was the easy part. Proving it put a dent in Egypt’s tutoring economy is harder
The government is pulling international credentialing into EGP billing under state control, and Amideast is the new licensed intermediary
Private schools are hiking fees again and enforcement has yet to catch up
Egypt’s private schools have absorbed five years of PE capital, and the market still hasn’t put a price on it
Enrollment is up at Egypt’s new national universities, but employer demand is still catching up
Egypt has spent six years accrediting advanced degrees without tracking what graduates do next. A new census is the beginning…
With nine branches now operating, 11 more in the pipeline, and a target of 20 by 2030, the question is…
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