Many vocational students in Palestine face limited access to modern learning tools, particularly in technical fields that require up-to-date technology. At Nablus Vocational Secondary School, the Interior Design and Decoration Workshop lacked the digital resources needed to provide students with practical experience in design, drafting, and creative production.

In response to this need, the Munib & Angela Masri Foundation, in cooperation with the Ministry of Education and Higher Education, equipped the workshop with a new set of advanced computers. This upgrade enables students to use professional design software and digital tools, transforming the workshop into a modern, interactive learning space that mirrors real-world work environments.

The project strengthens vocational training opportunities in Nablus, allowing students to develop skills that match current labor market requirements. By integrating digital technology into vocational education, the initiative helps bridge the gap between education and employment and supports the long-term development of a skilled, innovative workforce in Palestine.