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UAE Digital School to improve quality of education for 100,000 students in Iraqi Kurdistan

 

The UAE’s Digital School and the Iraqi Kurdistan Regional Government have announced a new partnership aimed at supporting 100,000 students in need. The phase, supported by Dubai Cares, aims to improve the quality of education for tens of thousands of students over three years through advanced digital education services and methodologies. The initiative includes training digital teachers, developing a digital education platform in the Kurdish language, enhancing the region’s official education curriculum, and establishing digital education spaces within schools. The new phase also seeks to provide digital education tools, including over 1,650 computers and projectors, to facilitate effective learning environments.

The partnership builds on the successes of the first phase, which began in January 2022, with both governments keen to expand ties and explore greater horizons. The first phase involved the implementation of several digital education programs and teacher training initiatives, as well as the establishment of digital education centers. The primary objective is to offer students the necessary skills to confront future challenges.

The Digital School, initiated by His Highness Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid in November 2020, is the first integrated digital school of its kind, offering a qualitative option for hybrid and remote learning in a smart and flexible manner. It currently serves more than 160,000 beneficiary students in over 13 countries and has trained scores of digital teachers.

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