The Arab Academy for Science, Technology, and Maritime Transport (AAST) fosters public learning through diverse events and workshops, open to all and designed to deliver practical, hands-on education. Key offerings include Executive Education Programs, which provide short, targeted courses for professionals to enhance industry-specific knowledge and career skills, and Vocational Training, focused on workforce readiness and practical skill development to support lifelong learning and employability across various industries. Key institutes like the Port Training Institute (PTI), with over 40 years of expertise, has trained more than 100,000 individuals across 13 departments and 425 programs, focusing on maritime and port training. The Productivity and Quality Institute (PQI) provides executive education and consultancy services in areas such as quality management, environmental safety, and human resource development, supporting businesses, hospitals, and government sectors with over 35,000 training hours and 15,000 trained participants. The Technical and Vocational Institute (TVI) delivers industry-focused applied education and accredited vocational training through Person BTEC certification to meet workforce demands. The Community Service and Continuing Education Center targets youth aged 4–16 through summer programs combining scientific and recreational activities in fields like computer programming, graphic design, and robotics. Additionally, the International Examination Centre (I.E.C) offers globally recognized exams, including Cambridge certifications, IELTS, and CELTA, alongside preparation courses and summer school programs, fostering linguistic and professional development for diverse learners. These programs are available both on a Programmed and Ad-hoc basis, catering to various learning needs.
The Technical and Vocational Institute (TVI) at the Arab Academy for Science, Technology, and Maritime Transport (AASTMT), in collaboration with TCI Sanmar, is excited to open applications for the fourth phase of its free training grant, offering 90 spots for trainees in Port Said. This initiative, conducted at AASTMT’s Industry Service Complex in Port Said, provides a unique opportunity for young graduates to enhance their skills and gain hands-on experience in their respective fields.
The Industry Service Complex at AASTMT, in collaboration with Lord International, is offering partial scholarships for technical education students (male and female) to pursue a two-year advanced technical diploma at the Institute for Technical and Vocational Studies. Available at both the Alexandria and Cairo (Smart Village) campuses, the scholarship covers 50% of tuition fees for students with a minimum of 80% in their previous educational qualifications. Eligible applicants must be Egyptian citizens, aged 22 or younger, and pass medical, personal, and aptitude assessments. Priority is given to students from Alexandria and neighboring governorates.
The Productivity and Quality Institute in Alexandria held an introductory lecture for the Food Safety Diploma (Group 6) at the Veterinary Doctors' Syndicate, in collaboration with the Food Testing Laboratory in Al-Gomrok. The lecture, delivered by Dr. Mustafa Mohamed, an expert in food safety systems, covered the academic content to be studied during the diploma program. Dr. Marwa Radwan, the diploma coordinator, provided detailed information about the program, including the practical aspects of the course.
The Industry Service Complex at the Arab Academy for Science, Technology, and Maritime Transport (AASTMT) offers a 5-day Car Mechanics Course designed to teach participants the fundamentals of car engine operation, part assembly and disassembly, cooling systems, and maintenance. The course includes 30 hours of practical training in a modern workshop equipped with advanced diagnostic tools. Upon completion, participants receive an internationally recognized certificate from AASTMT, which can be attested by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. The course is available to high school graduates, technical diploma holders, and college graduates.
The Productivity and Quality Institute in Alexandria conducted a "Total Quality Management" course for Pharco Pharmaceutical Industries employees. The course, led by Dr. Yasser Abdel-Motleb, focused on quality determinants, control methods, TQM principles, and the necessary tools for its success. It highlighted the positive impact of TQM on performance improvement and productivity enhancement.
The Productivity and Quality Institute – Alexandria conducted the "Understanding ISO 9001:2015 Requirements" course for a group of employees from the Alexandria Drinking Water Company.The course, led by Dr. Mohamed Mounir, a quality systems consultant, covered the key concepts and essential clauses related to the Quality Management System. It provided a comprehensive understanding of the requirements and clauses of the standard and guidance on how to implement the ISO 9001:2015 system in any organization.
The "Occupational Safety and Health at Workplaces" training course was held at the Productivity and Quality Institute in Alexandria for a group of employees from Delta Paints and Chemical Industries Company in Sohag Governorate. The course, led by Dr. Yasser Abdel Muttalib, an expert and consultant in quality systems and occupational safety and health, focused on the requirements for occupational health and safety at workplaces. It covered identifying different types of hazards, preparing for and preventing them, and the roles of members of safety and health committees.
The Industry Service Complex at the Arab Academy for Science, Technology, and Maritime Transport (AASTMT) is now accepting registrations for the Risk Assessment and Management Course. The course spans 3 days (15 hours total) and is 80% practical. It focuses on providing essential knowledge for risk assessment and management in industrial facilities, preparing participants for roles in safety and health management departments. The course is conducted in Arabic and will take place at the AASTMT's Industry Service Complex in Alexandria. Graduates will receive an internationally recognized certificate from AASTMT, which can be attested by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs
As part of the coordination between the Special Courses and Simulators Department, the Industrial Service Complex, and the Specialized Maritime Training Department, two specialized training courses were conducted for trainees from Bahri Saudi Company. The program focused on troubleshooting hydraulic systems onboard ships and included hands-on training using the FluidSim software for hydraulic simulation.
The Productivity and Quality Institute in Alexandria conducted the "Qualification of Egypt's Government Excellence Award Evaluators" training at the Arab Academy for Science, Technology, and Maritime Transport in Dokki. Led by Dr. Wael Yehia, the course focused on evaluation mechanisms, report preparation, and applying government excellence criteria. This training, part of a collaboration between the Ministry of Planning and Economic Development and the Institute, aims to qualify evaluators for the Government Excellence Award, which supports government entities in achieving global leadership in line with Egypt's Vision 2030.
The Arab Academy for Science, Technology, and Maritime Transport is now accepting registrations for the "Refrigeration and Air Conditioning" course at the Industry Service Complex. This 5-day, 30-hour course offers both practical and theoretical training on the latest developments, routine maintenance, and troubleshooting techniques in refrigeration and air conditioning. Participants will gain hands-on experience and comprehensive knowledge to ensure equipment efficiency. Graduates receive an internationally recognized certificate, which can be authenticated by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs
The Technical and Vocational Institute (TVI) at AASTMT offers practical training programs that help individuals develop essential skills for various industries. With courses ranging from automotive mechanics to refrigeration, TVI prepares participants for real-world challenges, providing them with hands-on experience and globally recognized certifications.
The first lecture was held at the Arab Academy for Science, Technology, and Maritime Transport, delivered by Professor Dr. Amr Abdel Moneim Amer, Professor of Food Health Control at Alexandria University.This lecture marked the beginning of the fifth cohort of the "Professional Diploma in Food Quality and Safety" program, in collaboration with the Productivity and Quality Institute at the Arab Academy for Science, Technology, and Maritime Transport, the Alexandria Veterinary Doctors Syndicate, and the Food Health Research Laboratory.
The Productivity and Quality Institute at the Arab Academy for Science, Technology, and Maritime Transport organized an introductory lecture for participants of the "Diploma in Quality and Safety in Food Industries" at the Agricultural Professions Syndicate in Alexandria. Dr. Mostafa El-Sayed, a quality and food safety systems consultant at the Academy, presented an overview of the diploma's content, aimed at enhancing skills in food manufacturing, quality, and safety, as well as understanding food handling regulations. The lecture was attended by several notable figures.
The Productivity and Quality Institute in Alexandria conducted a "Risk Assessment" course for employees at Al-Fath Pharmaceuticals. The course, delivered by Dr. Hazem Madeen, a consultant in management systems, focused on the principles of risk assessment, how to identify risks, and the individuals exposed to those risks. The course also covered determining the severity of risks, taking necessary measures, and documenting the key findings from the review and assessment process.
The Technical and Vocational Institute (TVI) in the Arab Academy for Science, Technology, and Maritime Transport offers Diploma in Occupational Health and Safety. The Technical and Vocational Institute (TVI) in the Arab Academy for Science, Technology, and Maritime Transport is offering a comprehensive Occupational Health and Safety diploma, which includes 11 courses covering various safety standards such as OSHA guidelines for general and construction industries, risk assessment, accident investigation, fire safety, working at heights, confined space work, and emergency planning. Upon completing these courses, trainees will receive a diploma in Occupational Health and Safety. The diploma consists of 130 hours of online study through Zoom,Individuals can register for individual courses
The Technical and Vocational Institute (TVI) at AASTMT offers specialized training programs that focus on practical skills in various fields like engineering, business, maritime, and IT. These programs aim to equip students with industry-relevant knowledge, enhancing their career prospects and helping them meet workforce demands
The Industry Service Complex at the Arab Academy for Science, Technology, and Maritime Transport (AASTMT) is now accepting registrations for the Car Electrical Maintenance Course. The course lasts 5 days (30 hours total) and is 80% practical. It aims to equip students with the skills to identify and repair electrical circuit faults in cars. The course will be held in the latest and best-equipped car electrical maintenance labs in Egypt, conducted in Arabic. Graduates will receive an internationally recognized certificate from AASTMT, which can be attested by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. The course takes place at the AASTMT's Industry Service Complex in Alexandria.
The Industry Service Complex at the Arab Academy for Science, Technology, and Maritime Transport (AASTMT) is offering a 5-day course in Arc Welding and Oxy-Acetylene Welding. The course is 80% practical, conducted in one of the most advanced welding workshops in Egypt. Upon completion, participants will receive a certificate from AASTMT, which is internationally recognized and can be attested by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. The course is available in Arabic and is held at AASTMT’s Industry Service Complex in Abu Qir, Alexandria
As part of the Arab Academy for Science, Technology, and Maritime Transport's commitment to sustainability and in alignment with the academy's strategic plan for public awareness campaigns on environmental protection and Egypt's preparation for hosting COP 27, the Community Service and Environmental Affairs Department at the Productivity and Quality Institute organized an awareness campaign in the Nubaria area. This campaign focused on the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and included workshops and participation in the presidential initiative "100 Million Trees" at the "Gogo Farm." Engineer Rania Rajeh conducted a workshop discussing the SDGs and the impact of animal production on achieving them, alongside a discussion on replacing plastic packaging with eco-friendly materials.
The Productivity and Quality Institute – Alexandria conducted an "Environmental Impact Assessment" course for a group of employees from the Alexandria Drinking Water Company.
The course, led by Dr. Abdel Fattah Mahmoud, an environmental systems consultant, covered ways to protect public health and the environment from the risks posed by activities and operations that may harm the environment. It focused on finding appropriate solutions to reduce pollution and conserve natural resources by incorporating environmental considerations during the planning, design, implementation, and operation stages of development projects.
The Productivity and Quality Institute – Alexandria held a workshop titled "ISO 21001 Educational Organizations Management System" at Al-Azhar University College of Medicine for Boys. The workshop, presented by Dr. Mohamed Mounir, an administrative systems consultant, covered the concepts and principles of the Educational Organizations Management System. It highlighted the interaction between educational institutions, learners, clients, and other relevant interested parties, as well as the benefits of implementing the system, which aims to enhance the quality of education and the overall educational process through continuous monitoring of educational operations and adherence to international best practices in education.
The Productivity and Quality Institute, in collaboration with the Training Department of the Directorate of Health Affairs in Gharbia Governorate, held a workshop titled: “Introduction to Healthcare Quality Management - GAHAR Standards Based”. The workshop, led by Dr. Yasser Burik, a lecturer and healthcare quality management consultant, covered the standards for healthcare service quality, methods for evaluating these standards, the impact of accreditation on service quality, and the essential skills required to develop health policies and procedures in healthcare facilities.
The Productivity and Quality Institute in Alexandria hosted a course titled "Understanding ISO 45001:2018 Requirements" for employees of Elondi Company for Industry and Trade (Premier). The course, led by Dr. Yasser Abdel-Motleb, an expert in Occupational Safety and Health Management Systems, aimed to educate participants on how to apply the ISO 45001:2018 standard within their organizational activities. The course focused on contributing to the continuous improvement of safety and health management systems, minimizing risks, preventing accidents, and ensuring the safety of both the workplace and its employees.
The Technical and Vocational Institute (TVI) at the Arab Academy for Science, Technology, and Maritime Transport (AASTMT) is introducing an innovative training program focused on advancing smart manufacturing, in collaboration with Al-Obeikan Digital Solutions. This program is designed to equip industry professionals with cutting-edge skills to enhance production efficiency and drive the modernization of Egypt’s manufacturing sector.
On November 16th, 2022, the third and final phase of the training units developed for the Regional Institute of River Transport was successfully delivered and installed. These units, designed by the Research and Development (R&D) department using the Industry Service Complex (ISC) lab facilities, aim to enhance practical training at the River Transport Authority (RTA). The training units include models of marine engines, pumps, and other components crucial for river transport education. This project, part of an agreement between the RTA and the Maritime Research and Consultation Center (MRCC) of AASTMT, has resulted in eight advanced training models delivered across three phases. These models, including a two-stroke marine diesel engine, demonstrate real ship components and are equipped with features for practical learning and fault diagnosis. The RTA representatives have praised the training models for their high standards and alignment with international training specifications.
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