The Moroccan Centre for Enterprises and Skills (CMEC) participated in the first National Forum on the Digitalisation of Hairdressing and Beauty Schools, held in Rabat on Saturday, 21 June 2025. Organised by the Moroccan Association of Hairdressing and Beauty Schools (Université Marocaine des Écoles de Coiffure et d’Esthétique), the event focused on the growing importance of digital technologies in modernising vocational training institutions.
Abdelouahed Fath, President of the organising body, emphasised the need for training institutions to embrace digital transformation as an essential step towards improving educational standards, modernising management practices, and responding to changes in the professional environment.
As part of the forum, Kamal Hicham presented a digital platform designed to manage and monitor vocational training centres, with particular relevance to hairdressing and beauty schools. The presentation highlighted how digital management solutions can support institutional modernisation and improve the organisation of training activities.
The discussions also addressed the wider challenges and opportunities of digital transformation. Hassan Erroukh contributed insights into the role of technology in improving training quality and updating administrative and management practices within vocational institutions.
In addition, Mourad El Mansouri outlined public support programmes available to micro, small and medium-sized enterprises, focusing on funding opportunities, business advisory services, and access to government-backed entrepreneurship support schemes.
CMEC’s participation reflects its continued commitment to advancing digital transformation, strengthening professional skills, and supporting vocational training institutions. Through advisory services, technical assistance, and guidance for young entrepreneurs, the Centre aims to contribute to sector modernisation and encourage sustainable entrepreneurial development.
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