Montenegro's education ministry signed a four-year renewal with Oracle Academy — its third since 2018 — giving about 220 schools and universities, 400 educators and 4,000 students free access to an AI, Java, SQL and cloud curriculum plus teacher training.
220
Institutions covered (2026)
400
Educators covered (2026)
4,000
Students covered (2026)
Details
Maturity
Established
Promoter
Ministry of Education, Science and Innovation of Montenegro; Oracle Academy (Oracle Serbia & Montenegro)
Period
August 2026 – 2030 (4-year agreement, third since 2018)
Keywords
government, higher education, K-12, corporate-education partnership, digital skills
Context
On 12 August 2026, Montenegro's Minister of Education, Science and Innovation signed a four-year partnership with Oracle Academy — the third consecutive agreement since the collaboration began in 2018 — giving free access to a technology curriculum including AI, Java, SQL and cloud computing.
Results
The agreement covers roughly 220 educational institutions, about 400 educators and nearly 4,000 students, with Artificial Intelligence taught alongside Java programming, SQL/database design and cloud computing.
Conclusions
As a curriculum-access and teacher-training partnership rather than a classroom trial, no independent measurement of student learning gains from the AI modules has been published; the evidence available concerns programme reach and continuity.
Implementation
Indicative cost
Low (< €50k)
Time to results
Long (> 3 years)
Staffing & skills
Oracle Academy educator professional-development team
Conditions for success
multi-year renewal continuity (third agreement since 2018)
free curriculum, software and cloud resource access
Commonly funded by
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