Oujda.. in a great initiative to open the field of programming for the benefit of children at the Zone01 Oujda Center of Excellence
Heba Press: Oujda
Under the supervision of the group “01Talent International”, of which “01Talent Maroc” is a subsidiary, “Zone01 Oujda” is establishing itself as a major player in the discovery, recruitment, training and integration of young talents in the field of information technology. The organization aims to democratize access to digital skills and create employment opportunities, making it a leader in the field of technological education in the East.
Through a strong partnership with the Ministry of Higher Education, Scientific Research and Innovation, the State of the Orient, the Council of the Orient, the Mohammed I University of Oujda, the Orient Development Agency, the Regional Investment Center for the Orient, and UCLG Africa, “Zone01 Oujda” seeks to promote the emergence of new talents in the field of programming in the region, in response to the growing demand for technological skills.
To join “Zone01 Oujda”, candidates must pass two online tests via the official website www.zone01oujda.ma. After that, the winners will be invited to participate in “Piscine” for 26 days within the organization. This innovative teaching method allows participants to immerse themselves in an interactive learning environment, where collaboration and problem solving are essential components of the experience.
For the first time in Morocco, “Zone01 Oujda” launched the “Juniors Piscine” initiative, aimed at young people aged 12 to 16. This 5-day immersive experience offers participants the opportunity to develop multiple skills, while improving their ability to adapt to new and stimulating environments.
“Juniors Piscine” guarantees concrete and creative results, since young people are encouraged to experiment concretely using the technological tools available, carrying out simple, incremental and fun tasks.
With the support of its partners, Zone01 Oujda continues to push the boundaries of programming training in the East. By making digital skills learning accessible to all, this initiative aims to leave a lasting impact on the future of technology in the region and beyond.
