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The new Baccalaureate system announced by the Ministry of Education aims to develop secondary education by relying on multiple assessment opportunities, allowing students to improve their grades without depending on a single exam. The system includes four main tracks: Medicine and Life Sciences, Engineering and Computer Science, Business, and Arts and Humanities, giving students the freedom to choose the path that aligns with their academic and professional interests. In the second year of secondary school, students can take the exam twice—once for free in May, and a second time for a fee—to enhance their chances of success. The system also relies on continuous assessment, requiring a minimum of 50% in weekly and monthly evaluations, with the religious education subject excluded from the overall score and a mandatory 70% achievement in it. It emphasizes developing students’ critical thinking, scientific research skills, and teamwork. The internationally recognized Baccalaureate certificate is equivalent to a high school diploma and is supported by modern curricula developed in collaboration with international educational entities, with the goal of preparing a generation capable of competing in both local and global labor markets.
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