Education Minister: Baccalaureate aims to diversify student options
The Egyptian Minister of Education and Technical Education confirmed that the new Baccalaureate system aims to ease the pressure on more than nine hundred thousand Egyptian families by providing a flexible system that offers multiple opportunities for students, rather than relying solely on a single exam. The system includes reducing the number of subjects, eliminating the "one chance only" principle, and allowing students to switch between tracks. It focuses on improving students' interests and reducing psychological burdens. The second phase of high school will include core subjects such as Arabic language, history, and foreign languages, along with some subjects that are not part of the final score, in order to support students' excellence and expand their university admission opportunities.
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