Electronics Research Institute organizes scientific programs to train students for future jobs
The Electronics Research Institute of the Ministry of Higher Education has organized a set of programs aimed at discovering and embracing scientific talents and selecting innovators and creators in the early stages of education, to develop their capabilities and refine their talents, under the auspices of Dr. Sherine Abdel Qader Muharram, Acting President of the Electronics Research Institute.
For her part, Sherine Abdel Qader said in a statement to the Electronics Research Institute, that the current measure of the progress of countries in the era of the Fourth Industrial Revolution is the amount that countries possess of creative minds, and skills that enable young people to employ and produce knowledge, stressing that the program plan that the Institute is working on to train youth organizes On the foundations and standards of the Fourth Industrial Revolution.
Muharram indicated that the current measure of countries' progress in the era of the Fourth Industrial Revolution is the amount of creative and thinking minds that the state possesses, and skills that enable young people to employ and produce knowledge, and this is what programming skills actually achieve.
Dr. Sherine Abdel Qader added that future jobs need different skills than previous years. Follow-up: The institute has prepared a set of training programs for training on the basics of designing and programming robots, including the Little Einstein and the African Software Leader Program.
African Innovation and Technology Forum
It is worth noting that the institute organized the African Innovation and Technology Forum, whose main objectives were to encourage school and university students and African students to search for scientific and practical solutions to solve many problems in the fields of agriculture, industry, health, real estate and smart cities through the use of modern technologies, in order to discover their innovative capabilities in Various fields of technology such as artificial intelligence, Internet of things and mobile applications to achieve Africa's vision of sustainable development.
