Draft:42Irbid
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Comment: Your second source takes me to a news homepage and the third source gives an error. The final source is self-published and not useful for establishing notability. CoconutOctopus talk 16:07, 1 June 2025 (UTC)
42irbid is a tuition-free training program located in Irbid, Jordan. It is part of the international 42 (school) network, which provides peer-to-peer, project-based coding education without formal teachers or tuition fees.
History
[edit]The program was opened in 2025 as a joint initiative between the Crown Prince Foundation (CPF), with strategic partnership of the Ministry of Planning and International Cooperation of Jordan, Ministry of Culture, the College of Advanced Vocational Training of Jordan (CAVT) and Zain - Zinc.[1][2][3][4][5][6][7][8][9][10][11]
Network
[edit]The program is part of the 42 Network, which includes campuses in more than 32 countries. The model was originally developed in France in 2013 and has been replicated globally.
Curriculum
[edit]42irbid follows the 42 Network model, which focuses on self-guided, project-based learning. Students are evaluated through peer assessments rather than exams or instructors.
Impact
[edit]Since its launch, 42irbid has attracted applicants from across Jordan, offering a new model for digital skills education in the region. The program has been recognized for helping bridge the digital divide and fostering local tech talent.
Partnerships
[edit]42irbid was established through a collaboration between several public and private sector entities in Jordan. Key partners include the Crown Prince Foundation (CPF), the Ministry of Planning and International Cooperation, the Ministry of Culture, the College of Advanced Vocational Training (CAVT), and Zain Jordan through its innovation platform, ZINC. These organizations have supported the project through various means such as funding, logistical coordination, infrastructure, and program promotion.[9][10][11]
Campus
[edit]42irbid is housed in Irbid. The facility includes modern computer labs, collaborative learning spaces, and access to high-speed internet, in line with the 42 Network’s international standards.
References
[edit]- ^ "Planning Ministry, Crown Prince Foundation launch '42 Irbid' project". The Jordan Times.
- ^ "Zain Partners with CPF to Support "42 Irbid" Digital Skills Program". Jordan News Agency (Petra).
- ^ "Zain Jordan Expands Strategic Partnership with Crown Prince Foundation through "42 Irbid" Program". Alwakaai.
- ^ "وزارة التخطيط ومؤسسة ولي العهد توقّعان اتفاقية لتمويل برنامج "إربد 42"". Almamlaka.
- ^ "Zain Expands Partnership with Crown Prince Foundation Through '42 Irbid'". Jordan Pulse.
- ^ "Zain Jordan Expands Strategic Partnership with Crown Prince Foundation through "42 Irbid" Program". Alnas News.
- ^ "وقعت وزيرة التخطيط اتفاقية مع المديرة التنفيذية ل #مؤسسة_ولي_العهد لتمويل تنفيذ برنامج "إربد 42" (42 Irbid)". Nabd News.
- ^ "زين تُوسّع تعاونها مع مؤسسة ولي العهد من خلال برنامج (42 إربد)". Khaberni.
- ^ a b "زين توسع تعاونها مع مؤسسة ولي العهد من خلال 42 إربد". Addustour.
- ^ a b "اتفاقية بين وزارة التخطيط ومؤسسة ولي العهد لتمويل برنامج إربد 42". Alqubbah News.
- ^ a b "Ministry of Planning and International Cooperation and Crown Prince Foundation Signed Agreement to Finance "42 Irbid"". Ministry of Planning and International Cooperation.
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