"YouCode", a private computer programming and coding school that is part of a network of pioneering digital schools, was officially inaugurated last Friday in Nador.
This event took place in the presence of, among others, the Director of Digital Integration and Digital Skills Development Latifa Guerrouj, the Governor of Nador Province Jamal Chaârani, and the President of the Oriental Regional Council Mohamed Bouarourou, indicates a statement from the Ministry of Digital Transition and Administration Reform.
The creation of this school is part of a partnership between the Ministry of Digital Transition and Administration Reform, the Ministry of Youth, Culture and Communication, the Wilaya of the Oriental region, the Oriental Regional Council, the Oriental Development Agency, and the LEET INITIATIVE association, it is specified.
The objective is to train promising young talents in digital professions, particularly in programming, coding, and information technology, the same source adds, noting that this school will thus contribute to strengthening the digital training offer in the Oriental region, while improving the employability prospects of young people in the fields of new technologies.
On this occasion, the official delegation reviewed the progress of training within this school as well as its pedagogical programs, modern equipment, and the opportunities it offers to young people. Emphasis was also placed on the efforts made to ensure the professional insertion of graduates, thanks to strategic partnerships with economic actors, thus promoting their integration into the labor market and contributing to the stimulation of employment.
About fifty young people were selected for the 2024-2025 school year to follow a two-year theoretical and practical training, in line with technological developments and the requirements of the digital economy.
This visit illustrates the official support provided to this ambitious project, which aims to equip young people with modern digital tools and prepare them for the jobs of the future, with the prospect of positioning the region as an emerging hub of digital innovation, and opening new horizons for socio-economic integration for young people, thus contributing to strengthening the economic and social development of the province and the region as a whole, the statement concludes.
This event took place in the presence of, among others, the Director of Digital Integration and Digital Skills Development Latifa Guerrouj, the Governor of Nador Province Jamal Chaârani, and the President of the Oriental Regional Council Mohamed Bouarourou, indicates a statement from the Ministry of Digital Transition and Administration Reform.
The creation of this school is part of a partnership between the Ministry of Digital Transition and Administration Reform, the Ministry of Youth, Culture and Communication, the Wilaya of the Oriental region, the Oriental Regional Council, the Oriental Development Agency, and the LEET INITIATIVE association, it is specified.
The objective is to train promising young talents in digital professions, particularly in programming, coding, and information technology, the same source adds, noting that this school will thus contribute to strengthening the digital training offer in the Oriental region, while improving the employability prospects of young people in the fields of new technologies.
On this occasion, the official delegation reviewed the progress of training within this school as well as its pedagogical programs, modern equipment, and the opportunities it offers to young people. Emphasis was also placed on the efforts made to ensure the professional insertion of graduates, thanks to strategic partnerships with economic actors, thus promoting their integration into the labor market and contributing to the stimulation of employment.
About fifty young people were selected for the 2024-2025 school year to follow a two-year theoretical and practical training, in line with technological developments and the requirements of the digital economy.
This visit illustrates the official support provided to this ambitious project, which aims to equip young people with modern digital tools and prepare them for the jobs of the future, with the prospect of positioning the region as an emerging hub of digital innovation, and opening new horizons for socio-economic integration for young people, thus contributing to strengthening the economic and social development of the province and the region as a whole, the statement concludes.