BEHEIRA & MANSOURA GOVERNORATES According to GALAE the illiteracy rate in Egypt is currently at 27.3 percent, which approximates to around 16.5 million people. Of that total, males account for 31 percent while females make up 69 percent. In addition, illiteracy is...
The future for Egypt’s progress lies in having a qualified, skilled, and healthy labor force. Education is one of the key investments that have long-term benefits to the society at large. It is an area where the return on investment can be guaranteed. The value of...
Injaz started in 2003 as a project under the umbrella of Save the Children (SC) in Egypt. Injaz, which means ‘Achievement’ in Arabic, is licensed to use Junior Achievement international curricula designed to enhance youths’ qualifications to help them enter the job...
Established in 1999, the Egyptian Society for Developing Skills of Children with Special Needs known as Advance, is a non-profit organization founded by a group of families of children with autism and other related development disorders. The society aims to offer...
