Emirates News Today – 6 students benefit from the second phase of "UAE Programmer"

The Al-Watan Fund announced yesterday, after the success of the first phase, the launch of the second phase of the "UAE Programmer" program, in line with UAE visions for economic diversification and aimed at improving the availability of talent. and skills for the job market. By developing their programming language knowledge, refining their skills in creative thinking, their ability to solve problems, and developing their experience in building electronic applications.

The initiative was conceived in collaboration with Ajyal Talent Management, a subsidiary of Dark Mater based in Dubai. The second phase of the UAE Programmer program will target 600 students in five regions of the country, which will take place over two weeks and will include four stages. Build electronic applications, while the fourth phase will test different tests, and choose the best ideas and innovations.

"Current technological developments will lead to a drastic change in the future labor market: 60% of future jobs should require a mastery of programming skills."
This program is in line with the leadership guidelines. We want to prepare a generation of distinguished people in the language of the future by providing them with the basic skills that will enable them to meet the demands of the labor market and contribute to the development and progress of the country. "

" The first phase of the program has enjoyed wide participation and has attracted the attention of a large number of students in public schools, which has allowed to increase the number of students and the number of areas in which the program will be organized. Students interested in learning programming skills and mastery.

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