With the new challenges accompanying the era of robotics, artificial intelligence, data and others, knowing how to code has become a crucial asset for professional success. The Russian startup, Algorithmics global, one of the schools specialized in teaching mathematics, logical thinking, creativity..., has just opened its doors in Casablanca .
Morocco is now paying the price for the neglect of its education system and its main engine: its staff. Thus, the survey conducted by TIMSS 2019, on the performance of students in 64 countries, reveals that the extremely low level of recruits in Morocco weakens the academic performance of students.
The issue of the Moroccan Sahara will be on the agenda of a training project next Monday. This one is initiated by the Council of the Moroccan Community Abroad (CCME).
As part of the proper management of certain funeral services, the Ministry of the Interior, concerned by the lack of human resources, will delegate the powers of the municipal health offices to the private sector. Municipal officials will thus be directed towards medical professions, and doctors towards forensic medicine.
The Delegate Minister in charge of Moroccans Living Abroad (MREs), Nezha El Ouafi, announced the establishment by her department of a national program project to identify Moroccan skills residing abroad, in order to build a bank of Moroccan skills by 2030.
Although English is increasingly practiced in Morocco, the level of the kingdom in mastering the language is lower than other countries. Out of 100 countries analyzed, Morocco ranks 74th, thus gaining two places compared to last year, according to the new ranking of the Swiss organization Education First (EF).
Founded and led by Moroccan Mahjoub Bayassine, Digital France School won the trophy for equal opportunities in the training category. The award was presented by the prefect of Val d’Oise, in the Paris region.
52 Yemeni students who obtained their doctorate in a dozen Moroccan universities, in several specialties, for the 2019-2020 academic year were honored on Saturday, August 29, 2020. It was during a remote ceremony in front of an audience of academic and diplomatic personalities.
The Moroccan Minister of National Education Saaid Amzazi is categorical: there will be no postponement of the school start given the unpredictable development of the epidemiological situation related to Covid19.
After the publication last January of the first results of the 2018-2019 national survey on international migration, the High Commission for Planning (HCP) has just released the final report of the first phase of this study.
A program could soon be launched in Morocco, for the benefit of young people to get them out of the grip of radicalization.
The number of foreign students in Morocco continues to increase. This increase is more noticeable, particularly in private institutions, which currently have up to 40% sub-Saharan students.