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MPNI and Oracle Serbia & Montenegro enhance students' and teachers' digital skills
The Ministry of Education, Science and Innovation has signed a new partnership agreement within the global Oracle Academy program with Oracle Serbia & Montenegro d.o.o., thereby officially continuing and further strengthening the cooperation initiated in 2018. Through free access to the most advanced IT materials, licensed software toolkits, advanced online courses, and specialized training, program participants will have the opportunity to acquire practical technological knowledge and skills in line with the demands of the modern global labor market. Minister of Education, Science and Innovation Dr. Anđela Jakšić-Stojanović emphasized the importance of this partnership for improving the quality of the educational process and preparing young generations for the challenges of the digital age. Our goal is for our young people to acquire digital skills necessary for the modern era, while also providing adequate support to our teachers with the most up-to-date resources for their work. We believe that such partnerships are key to creating a knowledge society and can bring numerous benefits to our society.” Ljiljana Krkić, Program Manager of Oracle Academy for Serbia, Montenegro, Bulgaria, and Hungary, is proud that this long-standing cooperation is creating lasting results: “This cooperation shows what can be achieved when the public and private sectors share a long-term vision for educational development. Thanks to this partnership, several thousand students from Montenegro will have the opportunity to gain knowledge in artificial intelligence, machine learning, Java programming, databases, cloud computing, and other cutting-edge technologies, developing digital skills that will prepare them for the future.