Raya Academy becomes the first accredited Intel training centre in the Middle East

Following this agreement, Raya Academy will provide 5 advanced training packages that aim at developing the IT skills of Intel programmers and help them to derive maximum benefit from Intel’s software programs. These courses adopt tested methods to help enhance trainees’ efficiency and their ability to solve technical problems. The technical training provided create an environment where trainees can test all advanced features of Intel systems.

Intel’s decision to join hands with Raya Academy, which offers a wide range of accredited training programs, follows Raya’s continuous efforts to upgrade and revise the training content it provides to its individual and corporate customers. Raya and Intel will work together to set up special training centers to impart training to candidates and will make available several knowledge resources to facilitate continuous learning of trainees.

Sou Bennany, Intel Software College Manager Manager, said:

'Raya Academy has a proven expertise in providing advanced IT training courses and is the foremost organization of its kind in the Middle East, which encouraged us to partner with them for this unique initiative. Our decision to choose Raya to provide this training program indicates our trust in its ability to deliver the program in accordance to the requirements and standards of Intel. We will work closely with Raya to ensure that the training content is of the highest quality and that the candidates get the best out of the training programs.”

Ashraf Sabry, Vice Chairman and CEO of IT, Raya, said: 'Raya’s commitment to deliver the most advanced IT programs and its excellent track record have been key factors that helped form this partnership with Intel, which is a milestone for Raya. The IT and telecommunications sector in the Middle East have been growing at a tremendous pace, heightening the requirement for qualified human resources, which in turn has led to increased demand for advanced IT training.”