About ArabSkills

What We Do?

ArabSkills is committed to delivering end-to-end solutions to bridge the gap between workforce supply and industrial demand in Egypt and the Arab world. With a clear understanding of the labor market's evolving needs. ArabSkills solutions are built on an in-depth analysis of the challenges faced by employers and job seekers. By partnering with key stakeholders across various sectors, ArabSkills develops strategies that enhance employability while fostering economic resilience. Collaborations with industry, government, and educational institutions create powerful synergies that transform the workforce landscape. Additionally, ArabSkills offers valuable support to governmental organizations and international donors by managing projects that align with their strategic goals across the Arab region.

A key element of ArabSkills’ approach involves the use of innovative methodologies that enable seamless transitions from education or training to employment. We design programs focusing on upskilling, reskilling, and continuous learning, equipping individuals with the adaptability needed to meet changing job market demands. ArabSkills supports individuals in acquiring the competencies essential for accessing meaningful employment opportunities.

ArabSkills empowers businesses by supplying them with a skilled and adaptable workforce while enabling individuals to achieve career success. Through this integrated approach, ArabSkills not only bridges the gap between education and employment but also contributes to broader goals of economic and social development in Egypt and the wider Arab world.

Our Services

We are dedicated to supporting educational and vocational training through a range of specialized services. Our expertise covers a wide range of services from managing technical schools and training centers to developing industrial-specific curricula and enhancing teacher/trainer skills. We are committed to maintaining high standards with our quality assurance and accreditation services and offer valuable TVET consultations and project management. Additionally, we support career transitions with our comprehensive employment services.

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Technical Schools
Management

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Training Centres
Management

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Curriculum
Development

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Teachers
Development

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Quality Assurance
and Accreditation

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TVET
Consultations

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TVET
Project Management

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Employment
Services

Managing TVET Projects with a Smile =)

About the Founder

Khaled Aziz is a distinguished expert with over 15 years of experience in technical and vocational education and training (TVET) and school transformation. With a Bachelor of Engineering (Architecture department) from Cairo University and a Postgraduate Diploma in Total Quality Management from the American University in Cairo, Khaled has been at the forefront of elevating technical educational and training standards across Egypt.

He has extensive experience in managing international accreditation projects for numerous vocational training centers and schools. Khaled has successfully developed and implemented quality manual systems that adhere to international standards, leading accreditation projects from international organizations such as Pearson UK, City and Guilds UK, and Omnia Finland.

Throughout his career, Khaled has demonstrated strategic management skills by leading and establishing more than 20 Applied Technology Schools and 4 Vocational Training Centers. His work involved overseeing all aspects of transformation, including curriculum development, teacher training, infrastructure design, and quality assurance. He worked closely with several industrial partners to manage his projects, such as Talaat Moustafa Group, B.TECH, WE, FEI, Education for Life Fund, The Presidential Initiative (Ebdaa), and more.

Currently, as a VTEC Management Committee Member at the Alexandria Business Association, Khaled continues to influence the strategic direction for VTEC by successfully implementing vocational training and employment projects in collaboration with local and international organizations such as Exxon Mobil, NBE, USAID, GIZ, Sequa, ILO, WFP, and the Japanese Embassy.