BOMARE COMPANY had the honor of welcoming the International Labour Organization (ILO - UNO Member) and the Korea International Cooperation Agency (KOICA) members to its factory in Birtouta. This visit, part of the STED (Skills Training for Economic Development) project, underscored the critical importance of enhancing vocational training for engineers in Algeria. The delegation was warmly received by our factory director, Mr. Damiche Mohamed.
The STED project aims to improve the quality of vocational training and strengthen the connection between education and industry. Through this initiative, the ILO and BOMARE COMPANY are working together to create training programs that meet the evolving demands and necessary skills of the labor market.
BOMARE COMPANY is committed to driving innovation and quality within the electronic industry. The involvement of the ILO and KOICA reinforces our ongoing efforts to provide high-quality vocational training. During their time at our facility, the experts engaged in fruitful discussions about the challenges and opportunities facing vocational education, emphasizing the necessity of strong connections between education and industry.
Additionally, BOMARE COMPANY's collaboration with the academic world specially through one of its famous project “the Professional Master” with the University of Blida 1 was highlighted, showcasing our commitment to practical education and benefits.
The two parties, have once again confirmed their commitment to continue and strengthen actions for practical and quality education. This visit offered a valuable opportunity to explore the role that companies like BOMARE play in shaping educational content. As a leader in the electronic industry, we recognize the importance of aligning training programs with industry needs. Such dialogue highlights our critical role in developing skilled professionals in Algeria.
Moreover, the visit provided insights into the Korean experience in vocational training. KOICA stressed the significance of effective strategies for promoting exports and strengthening partnerships between businesses and educational institutions. Nam Oun-Young, a KOICA
expert and professor at Dongguk University, shared valuable knowledge on training methods and industrial practices that can inform our approach at BOMARE COMPANY.
A key focus of the discussions was the integration of industrial management principles into training curricula for future graduates and industry operators. By aligning educational content with practical applications, BOMARE COMPANY aims to better prepare students for successful careers in the electronic sector. This approach is essential for enhancing workforce skills and improving Algeria's overall educational ecosystem.
At BOMARE COMPANY, we are excited about the future and remain committed to playing a leading role in shaping vocational education in Algeria.
Many Thanks for Mme BEDJOUAI-CHOUACH form OIL and STED PROGRAM for all his efforts and contribution.
