{"id":3086,"date":"2025-11-05T18:50:28","date_gmt":"2025-11-05T18:50:28","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/www.jeune-independant.net\/en\/?p=3086"},"modified":"2025-11-07T20:08:52","modified_gmt":"2025-11-07T20:08:52","slug":"vocational-training-more-budget-for-the-transformation-of-the-sector","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.jeune-independant.net\/en\/2025\/11\/05\/vocational-training-more-budget-for-the-transformation-of-the-sector\/","title":{"rendered":"Vocational Training: More budget for the transformation of the sector"},"content":{"rendered":"

The professional training sector will benefit in 2026 from a significant increase in its credits, aimed at strengthening digitalisation, diversifying specialities, and modernising infrastructure, announced the Minister of Professional Training and Education, Nassima Arhab, before the finance and budget committee of the National People’s Assembly. This was indicated by a statement from the ministry<\/strong>.<\/p>\n

Presenting the budget project of her department for the 2026 finance law, Arhab stated before the committee that the sector has received a notable increase in its allocations. She specified that it amounted to 125.215 billion dinars in commitment authorisations, representing a 17.46% increase, and 127.315 billion dinars in payment credits, corresponding to a 7.21% rise.<\/p>\n

She emphasised that this development reflects the State\u2019s desire to consolidate a sector considered “strategic” for economic diversification and the creation of sustainable jobs. The minister explained that the increase in credits mainly derives from the raising of allowances for food and educational materials, as well as the inclusion of 42 new public investment operations, for a total amount of 16.27 billion dinars. Additionally, 255 new investment operations in transfer expenses and the revaluation of 37 ongoing projects were included.<\/p>\n

Reflecting on the past year\u2019s results, Ms Arhab reported an unprecedented progress in the sector with over 385,000 new enrolments joining training institutions, bringing the total number of trainees to 660,000. She thus highlighted that this dynamic has been accompanied by an expansion of the training offer to modern specialities, aligned with market needs and national priorities, notably renewable energies, the green economy, and the digital industry.<\/p>\n

The minister also recalled the launch of two national digital platforms, “Takwine” and “Tamhine,” which demonstrate the desire to establish smoother and more transparent management of training pathways. Simultaneously, six regional Employment Fairs were organised, and programmes were implemented to support homemakers and young project holders, thereby contributing to strengthening social and economic inclusion.<\/p>\n

For the 2026 fiscal year, Ms Arhab affirmed that the ministry’s efforts will focus on generalising digitalisation and e-management in training institutions, improving the quality of curricula and graduate follow-up, as well as promoting entrepreneurship and employment.<\/p>\n

She also emphasised the development of international and regional partnerships, stressing that Algeria aims to become a leading hub in training for future professions and skills enhancement.<\/p>\n

The meeting\u2019s proceedings were chaired by Mohamed Benhachem, president of the finance and budget committee. At the session\u2019s opening, he declared that the sector of professional training and education constitutes one of the pillars of developing a productive and diversified national economy, enabling young people to acquire skills necessary for professional integration and wealth creation. He praised progress made in recent years, including the expansion of the network of institutions, the modernisation of programmes, and strengthening ties with the economic fabric. However, the committee president advocated for better governance, rationalisation of expenses, and deeper intersectoral coordination, to ensure increased efficiency of public policies.<\/p>\n

At the end of the presentation, deputies particularly applauded the dematerialisation of enrolments through the \u201cpaperless\u201d procedure, deemed exemplary in the public service modernisation process. Nonetheless, they made several observations and recommendations. Some deputies pointed out the need to correct territorial imbalances observed in the distribution of training specialities among the provinces. Furthermore, several interventions focused on the imperative to improve the sector\u2019s personnel situation through revising the specific status, revaluing bonuses, and addressing the issue of official housing.<\/p>\n

Elected officials also advocated for the rehabilitation and modernisation of existing centres, as well as for the creation of new institutions in high-density youth areas. Some deputies proposed introducing new training streams in the fields of renewable energies, artificial intelligence, and the green economy, to align curricula with global economic transformations. Others suggested adopting the start-up model in the training system to stimulate innovation and entrepreneurial spirit among young people.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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