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High school unchanged for 40 years
The new Baccalaureate system in Egypt represents a radical shift in secondary education after more than 40 years of no development. It aims to reduce the psychological burden on students and achieve a balance between responsibility and flexibility. The system focuses on integrating projects and activities to enhance skills such as cooperation, critical thinking, and problem-solving. It provides students with multiple learning opportunities away from the pressure of a single exam. Additionally, it allows students to access flexible pathways instead of just a single certificate. The system includes assessments and performance levels that facilitate transitions between educational tracks, along with ongoing training for teachers to ensure successful implementation.
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