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Egypt Pre-University: One Teacher per 21 Students
The report provides comprehensive information about the conditions of teachers and students in pre-university education in Egypt for the academic year 2025-2026. The total number of teachers reached approximately 1.381 million, serving around 29.1 million students, with variations in the number of teachers and students across different educational stages. Public education accounts for about 1.2608 million teachers, serving roughly 25.77 million students, while technical education employs approximately 107,000 teachers, covering about 2 million students. Data indicates that the average number of students per teacher in general education is 14, while in Azhar (Islamic) education it reaches 60. Primary education sees an average of around 21 students per teacher, with disparities among governorates. The report also highlights other specializations such as preparatory, secondary, technical, and special education, with specific figures for each category, along with the geographical distribution of teachers and students. These figures reflect the scale of challenges and efforts in the Egyptian education sector and emphasize the need for organized development of human resources to improve quality and serve the largest possible number of students efficiently.
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