Expert Discusses Future of Egyptian Baccalaureate
It is expected that the Egyptian Baccalaureate system will be launched more broadly during the upcoming academic year, potentially leading to the cessation of the traditional high school system in Egypt. The new system grants students four opportunities to take exams—two during the second year of secondary school and two during the third year—aiming to reduce psychological pressures and improve performance levels. This reflects a global trend toward more flexible and fairer assessment methods. It also aims to decrease reliance on private tutoring by reducing the number of subjects and distributing exams in a way that eases the financial and psychological burdens on families. Additionally, there is a focus on improving the educational environment and the quality of teachers. The development of curricula and the modernization of the educational environment through technology integration are expected to support this approach, along with calls to strengthen the status of teachers as the foundation of the educational development process.
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