Cairo — Egypt’s Ministry of Communications and Information Technology (MCIT) has launched a new six-month intensive training program under the Digital Egypt Youth – Career Launch Initiative, aimed at equipping recent graduates with advanced skills in telecommunications networks.
Implemented by the National Telecommunications Institute (NTI), the program targets graduates from the past five years in communications and electronics engineering. It is structured into three phases:
- Soft Skills & English Training — Building communication, teamwork, and language proficiency to prepare participants for global market demands.
- Technical Foundations — Covering fundamentals of telecommunications networks, from GSM systems to 5G technologies, ensuring a strong theoretical base.
- Advanced Specialization — Offering in-depth training in network monitoring, service continuity, security, performance optimization, spectrum management, and modern network planning.
The initiative places strong emphasis on hands-on practical training, conducted in partnership with leading telecom operators and companies. This practical exposure ensures that graduates gain real-world experience in mobile and core networks, as well as operational expertise aligned with current industry needs.
By focusing on technical and professional development, the program supports Egypt’s broader digital transformation agenda and prepares a new generation of telecom engineers to contribute to the country’s evolving ICT ecosystem.
