The first training courses on the EGTAP.com platform start on August 16
The first week since Sherif Fathy, Minister of Tourism and Antiquities, launched Egypt's first e-training platform in the fields of tourism and antiquities (EGTAP.com) saw strong demand, with the platform registering 950 users and the number of trainees enrolled in training courses reaching 2,610 across 111 training courses available on the platform so far.
Minister of Tourism and Antiquities Sherif Fathy stressed the ministry's keenness to continuously monitor the platform and users' interaction with it, noting that the launch of the platform comes as part of the state's commitment to investing in human capital and raising the efficiency of workers in the tourism and antiquities sectors, helping to improve the quality of services and enhance the competitiveness of Egypt as a tourist destination.
In a related context, Dr. Mohamed Shaaban, Assistant Minister for Digital Services, explained that 13 training courses are fully booked, while 16 others are close to reaching their maximum number of participants, and that the first training courses on the platform are scheduled to start on August 16, pointing to the growing demand from trainees to benefit from the platform's content.
It is worth noting that the Minister of Tourism and Antiquities launched the EGTAP.com platform last week, with the aim of offering diverse training programs to qualify and raise the efficiency of human resources working in the ministry and in the tourism and archaeological sectors.
The platform currently offers a range of free training courses delivered via live streaming (online), and other recorded training courses in many fields will soon be made available on the platform. The platform also allows trainees to obtain an accredited electronic certificate upon completing a training course.
