Kayan Group Celebrates Graduation of Third Batch from Volkswagen Applied Technology School
Kayan Group celebrated the graduation of the third batch from Volkswagen Applied Technology Secondary School in Egypt. This year saw 47 students graduate, bringing the total since 2021 to 157 graduates. The school specializes in car repair and maintenance, fault diagnosis, and modern systems, offering hands-on training inside Volkswagen and Kayan Egypt service centers. The ceremony was attended by the Cairo Governor and education and automotive sector officials.
Kayan Group, the official distributor of Volkswagen, Audi, Skoda, Seat, and Cupra in Egypt, celebrated the graduation of the third batch from Volkswagen Applied Technology Secondary School. 47 students completed their studies this year. The ceremony was attended by Dr. Ibrahim Saber, Cairo Governor, along with education and automotive sector officials.
Graduate Numbers Speak
Since studies began in the 2021/2022 academic year, the school's total graduates have reached 157 after this year's batch of 47 students. The school is the first of its kind in Egypt specializing in car repair and maintenance. The dual education model integrates theoretical curricula with practical training inside service centers and workshops.
Specializations That Match the Auto Market
Students study car repair and maintenance, automotive mechatronics, fault diagnosis, and modern systems. Training covers new Volkswagen technologies in the automotive sector, including electric vehicle systems and new energy vehicles. These specializations are in high demand in the Audi market and sister brands.
Hands-On Training Inside Service Centers
Students receive training inside the training center attached to the school in Al-Asmarat district. Training extends to Volkswagen service centers and Kayan Egypt workshops and partner companies. Educational programs supervised by specialists from Egyptian university engineering faculties. Specialized courses in technical fields.
The school acts as a bridge between technical education and labor market needs. Partner companies benefit from graduates trained on the latest technologies. Volkswagen continues to invest in human capital for the Egyptian automotive sector.
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