AMMAN— The first cohort of students
graduated from Orange FabLab recently and were feted at an event held at the
Orange Digital Village by Orange Jordan in partnership with Luminus
ShamalStart, the company said in a press statement on Saturday.
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Orange FabLab offered free training for 11
students on the most sought-after digital skills, especially the use of the
latest machines, tools, and programs, such as technology-aided design and
cutting, 3D printing, computer-aided design, robotics, designing, and
manufacturing electronic panels and coding.
The students received their certificates after
completing the month-long training requirement and delivered their individual
and group projects.
Orange and Luminus ShamalStart focus on the training’s
practical aspects to prepare the youth to work in digital fabrication and
innovation, according to the statement.
Orange Jordan’s CEO, Thierry Marigny,
congratulated the first cohort of graduates stressing that supporting
innovation is at the core of Orange Jordan’s priorities, while digital tools
allow for a more effective contribution to economic development and to achieve
smart solutions that help in supporting the community.
Luminus ShamalStart Manager Ibrahim Faza
extended his congratulations to the students, saying Luminus Group aims to
support the youth across different governorates: “We aim to help them in
improving their quality of life by providing the necessary tools to build a
better future, mainly technical and practical education based on labor market
needs, supported with technology and experience."
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