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Developing Skills for the Workplace
Egyptian youth deserve a chance to succeed in today’s economy. Yet many are denied that opportunity because they do not have the skills to compete. Consider that Egypt must generate 750,000 new jobs each year simply to keep unemployment rates constant. That means competition is stiff, and youth are the first to be affected. The Education and Employment Alliance (EEA) supports programs that help youth realize their potential as breadwinners, citizens and leaders.
Among other programs, EEA’s new system of Career Development Centers will work with business associations, human resources companies and universities to provide students with the skills employers demand and direct access to jobs. Traditionally Egyptian youth have lacked these services in Egyptian Public Universities.
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“The information provided on this website is not official U.S. Government information and does not represent the views or positions of the U.S. Agency for International Development or the U.S. Government.”
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Where We Work
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Our Partners
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EEA Egypt has a dedicated group of partners. more >
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Youth Initiatives Map
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Impact Map of Youth Education and Employment Initiatives more >
Background & Summary Results more >
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In The Spotlight
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Students participating in EEA programs at Ain Shams and Cairo University place 1st & 3rd in national Injaz competition. Learn more!
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