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Egypt launches training programs for literacy teachers and elderly care specialists
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Egypt launches training programs for literacy teachers and elderly care specialists
Two educational initiatives have started in Egypt: a literacy teacher training program in Al-Buhayra and an academic program in elderly care at Cairo University.
- A three-week training program for new literacy teachers launched Tuesday in Damanhur, Al-Buhayra, as part of a cooperation between the governorate, Bibliotheca Alexandrina, and the General Authority for Adult Education.
- Cairo University announced the launch of a bachelor's program in elderly care management at its Faculty of Home Economics, according to a statement from the university.
- Al-Buhayra Governor Jacqueline Azar said the training program aims to reduce illiteracy rates and support human development under the "I am a lifelong learner" initiative with UNESCO.
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