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Education Minister Highlights Reform Plans
Since 2014, the Ministry of Education has focused on efforts to reform and develop the pre-university education system, aiming to improve the quality of education, increase the number of schools and classes, reduce student densities to fewer than 50 students per classroom, and address the teacher shortage. To achieve these goals, 160 curricula have been developed, including Egyptian baccalaureate curricula, while maintaining intellectual property rights at no cost—thereby enhancing the quality of education and ensuring that Egyptian students are on par with their peers abroad. The development plan also includes improving the learning environment, with the phased elimination of evening sessions in primary schools by September 2027, in preparatory schools by 2028, and in secondary schools by 2029. In the area of technical education, the number of Applied Technology Schools has increased to 225, with a plan to upgrade 1,200 schools according to international standards to meet the needs of the labor market. Additionally, the ministry emphasizes the importance of preserving national identity in international schools and aims to improve overall educational quality to achieve attendance rates of up to 96%.
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