Learn First, Pay Later
Within the framework of building Digital Egypt, the Ministry of Communications and Information Technology (MCIT) is implementing several capacity-building initiatives and human development projects. The aim is to provide young people with training opportunities to enhance their employability, helping create a talent pool well-versed in ICT and build a knowledge-based society.
One of those initiatives is “Wazeefa Tech.” It is aimed at supporting the private sector and strengthening its role in designing and carrying out training programs funded by the Ministry. MCIT oversees the selection process, training and employment by partner companies.
Wazeefa Tech is implemented in collaboration with Nasser Social Bank (NSB), which funds companies wishing to join the initiative. NSB also grants interns loans that they can repay after completing the program and getting hired.
Trainees repay the loans from their salaries in installments over three years. Administrative expenses of 5.5% and default risks are covered by Tahya Misr Fund.
Industry Partners
Companies wishing to join the initiative should send proposed training tracks, including content, duration, training cost, and expected income for trainees.
Application
- Select the training provider you wish to have your training with
- Choose your track of preference and check the technical requirements. Applicants can choose more than one track.
- Application is completed through the training provider’s website
- Kindly submit the following documents:
- Birth certificate
- Graduation certificate
- Recent utility bill (Gas or Electricity)
- Military service certificate (males only)
- Copy of National ID
- CV
- Kindly apply before the deadline set by each training provider
Requirements by NSB
- Nomination letter from NTI, including the applicant's name and National ID number, training cost, track, training duration and training provider.
- Recent utility bill in the name of the applicant or one of their first-degree relatives, as proof of residence of the applicant and guarantor
- Copy of valid National ID of the applicant and guarantor
- Promissory note signed by the applicant and guarantor
- Signed agreement between NSB and the applicant
For more inquiries on NSB requirements, please call 16868.
For information on NSB branches, kindly click here. https://nsb.gov.eg/en/branches/
Training and program completion
- After completing the training, applicants receive a job offer with a salary not below the lowest rate announced before the start of the program. They can repay the loan in installments over three years, with no interest or administrative or insurance expenses.
- Training cost ranges between EGP 20,000 and 40,000.
- Salaries range between EGP 4,000 and 10,000.
Trainees who drop a running course will incur its full cost.
Frequently Asked Questions
What do companies get by joining Wazeefa Tech?
This initiative represents a new addition to MCIT programs. It ensures a flow of a highly skilled talent pool that meets companies’ needs, throughout the year, helping companies realize their project plans and fill the skills gap.
What is the minimum contract term between a training provider and a trainee? and what is the starting salary?
At the end of the program, employment contracts made by companies to eligible candidates must be for at least one year and at a monthly salary of not less than EGP 4,000.
Who can apply for Wazeefa Tech?
Each training track requires a different academic background. Requirements for each track can be found at the training provider’s website. Applicants will go through a number of assessments.
How many job opportunities does Wazeefa Tech offer?
The initiative, in its first phase, offers 1,500+ job opportunities in different specialties.
Can trainees withdraw from or drop a course?
Trainees who drop a running course will incur its full cost.
