Lifelong learning offers three education routes
The Continuing Education Plan for the 2026-2027 academic year offers multiple programs aimed at enabling individuals to overcome illiteracy and complete their education according to their circumstances. This includes various pathways ranging from literacy to the secondary level. The literacy pathway focuses on teaching reading, writing, and mathematics to individuals over the age of 14, through two phases covering grades one to six, with weekly classes ranging from 22 to 25 sessions. Additionally, the program provides formal education pathways from grade seven to twelve, both in-person and online, with flexible curriculum materials and electronic examinations. The plan also offers a home-study pathway based on self-education, allowing students to take online tests without needing to attend classes, with a variety of scientific subjects in grades eleven and twelve, and flexible exams in the final year. The goal of the plan is to facilitate the return to education and enable learners to make academic progress according to their abilities and circumstances.
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