Around 1,000 aspiring IT professionals are expected to get a golden chance to benefit from a training initiative, as the Labor Ministry's Training and Employment Support Project (TESP) and the Information Technology Association of Jordan (INT@J), Jordan Times reported Wednesday.
The memorandum of understanding on training job seekers in the IT sector comes in line with the TESP goals of training and employing Jordanians in skills required by the labor market, the daily said, noting that the memorandum stipulates mechanisms to coordinate between TESP and INT@J.
According to the document, it is expected to play a major role in supporting and developing the private sector, especially in IT - Albawaba.com
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