Education clarifies after replacing German with French in Red Sea schools
The issue of replacing the Red Sea School's German language program with French has sparked debate among parents. Educational authorities indicated that there are no available German teachers and that no teachers have come forward to work on a part-time basis, leading to the adoption of French as an alternative for new students choosing a second foreign language. The Directorate confirmed that students who have previously studied German will continue with it, and that the change only applies to new students, in order to meet the demand and provide substitute teachers. The proposed solution is to recruit students from the College of Languages at Hurghada University to teach German, ensuring its continuity without adding any extra burden on families. Officials emphasized that this change does not affect students who have already started their German studies.
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