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Education Minister on Baccalaureate Reform
The article reveals that the Egyptian Ministry of Education aims, through the baccalaureate system, to change the concept of a single opportunity exam in high school. The baccalaureate system offers students multiple chances and eases the pressure on families caused by relying on just one result to achieve the required grades for college admission. The number of subjects in the baccalaureate is fewer than in secondary education, which helps reduce private tutoring sessions and external books, thereby alleviating the financial burdens on parents and students. Annually, the number of students reaches about 900,000, with a focus on supporting these families rather than the interests of private tutoring centers.
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