A major educational project put forth by the President, who doubles as the Minister of Education and Technology, has received approval from the Cabinet of Ministers. With an emphasis on the STEAM (science, technology, engineering, arts, and mathematics) subjects, this program seeks to improve the knowledge and abilities of 7,500 educators in all provinces. The Skills College of Technology (SCOT CAMPUS) will conduct the training in three stages.
The action is consistent with the national framework for education policy’s emphasis on digital transformation. The program aims to use cutting-edge technologies and artificial intelligence by gaining assistance from the public and business sectors.
Renowned for its proficiency in robotics, mechatronics, and information technology, the Skills College of Technology (SCOT CAMPUS) has executed a training program pilot project with great success. It is anticipated that the new project would push the integration of contemporary technologies in education even further, enabling teachers to better prepare their students for the future.