Education Finalizes Homeschooling Regulations
The Ministry of Education and Technical Education in Egypt confirmed that the homeschooling system, or "home schooling," is not authorized within the country and is not considered part of the official educational system. The ministry has shut down offices that were accepting students interested in studying through homeschooling and emphasized that it will not recognize it as an approved alternative system. Additionally, the ministry has halted the transfer from the national system to the international system in the third secondary grade to protect students' opportunities for admission to national universities. It also warned against establishing institutions under the name "Home Schooling" without a license, stressing that violators may face legal accountability. Regarding international certificates, the ministry has suspended the accreditation system for certificates issued by external organizations and has taken over the review of certificates within Egypt in cooperation with international schools. This step aims to regulate the sector and reduce the outflow of foreign currency, reflecting the ministry's efforts to tighten control over international education pathways and reaffirm the importance of adhering to legal frameworks.
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