LinSoft proudly participated in the closing ceremony of the Tunisia Cloud Skills Race (TCSR), a key initiative aimed at developing cloud computing skills across the academic ecosystem. In collaboration with GIZ Tunisia and Amazon Web Services (AWS), the program successfully trained over 20 educators from 14 Tunisian universities, equipping them to transfer cloud knowledge to their students. This initiative highlights LinSoft’s commitment to supporting education, empowering talent, and fostering a strong cloud-ready workforce in Tunisia.

LinSoft was honored to take part in the closing ceremony of the Tunisia Cloud Skills Race, a forward-looking initiative designed to accelerate cloud skills development within Tunisian universities.
This program brought together educators, students, and industry experts around a shared objective: preparing the next generation for careers in cloud computing.
Through its collaboration with GIZ Tunisia and Amazon Web Services (AWS), LinSoft contributed to delivering a high-impact training program targeting university educators.
As an AWS Authorized Training Partner, LinSoft supported the training of:
20+ educators
Across 14 Tunisian universities
These educators are now equipped to pass on valuable cloud knowledge and skills to their students, creating a multiplier effect across the academic ecosystem.
One of the key objectives of the Tunisia Cloud Skills Race was to help students better understand the opportunities within the cloud domain.
Through this initiative, students gained:
Visibility on in-demand cloud certifications
Guidance on structured learning paths
Insights into career opportunities in the IT market
This approach enables students to make informed decisions and build strong, future-ready career plans.
The closing ceremony was a moment to recognize the dedication and achievements of both educators and students who took part in the program.
It highlighted:
The progress made in cloud education
The growing interest in cloud technologies among students
The professional advantages of acquiring cloud computing skills
LinSoft extends its sincere congratulations to all educators and students who participated in the Tunisia Cloud Skills Race.
Special thanks to:
Mr. Mohamed Youssef Sedek
Mrs. Christina Cole
Zohra Bouzid
Ahmed Bouden
and everyone who contributed to the success of this impactful initiative.
LinSoft remains committed to supporting educational initiatives and partnerships that empower talent, bridge the skills gap, and drive innovation within the IT ecosystem.
Together with our partners, we will continue to create opportunities that shape the future of cloud computing in Tunisia.