The Arab Organization for Industrialization (AOI) in Egypt has announced the admission requirements for the country‘s first specialized aviation technology school.
This pioneering institution aims to provide students with advanced education and training in aircraft manufacturing.
School Details:
Program Duration: 3 years
Location: Inside the AOI Academy, Helwan, South Cairo
Admission Requirements:
Age: Applicants must be under 18 years old by October 1 of the application year.
Minimum Grade: A minimum score of 244 in the preparatory certificate for the initial application phase.
Application Process:
Online Application: Through the designated website for Applied Technology Schools, as specified by Egypt’s Ministry of Education and Technical Education, following the announcement of preparatory certificate results.
Selection Criteria: Applicants must pass certain tests and interviews to qualify for admission.
Eligible Regions: Students from Cairo, Giza, and Qalyubia governorates are eligible to apply.
Graduates receive a diploma in aviation technology from the Applied Technology Schools.
They also earn a certificate from Dassault Aviation, a renowned French aircraft manufacturer.
Additionally, a certificate from the Arab Organization for Industrialization is awarded.
The school provides uniforms, study materials, training tools, and books at no cost.
Graduates can enroll in technological colleges, whether civil or military, without needing equivalency.
The launch of this specialized aviation technology school marks a significant milestone in Egypt’s educational landscape, offering students unique opportunities to advance their careers in the aviation industry.
Egypt’s Minister of Higher Education and Scientific Research, Dr. Ayman Ashour stated that the Arab Republic is collaborating with leading foreign universities in the field of artificial intelligence before the postgraduate stage.
Last April, the Egyptian Armed Forces, in the presence of President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi, showcased their tactics for countering and destroying Israeli “Merkava” tanks during special training sessions.
Egypt’s military forces demonstrated the destruction of the Israeli tank and analyzed the flaws in its “Trophy” protection systems.
It is noted that the “Merkava” tanks have their transmission systems located at the front of their chassis. However, the Merkava Mk2 model, produced until the late 1980s, is unable to withstand modern anti-tank missiles and shells.
