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Bachelor's in Plumbing Achieved
As the university application season in Jordan begins, the issue of unemployment reemerges, reaching approximately 21.1% in the first quarter of 2026, with the majority of those affected holding university degrees. The article emphasizes the need to reconsider the relationship between education and the labor market, proposing to expand the concept of vocational education to include in-demand fields such as plumbing, blacksmithing, carpentry, and welding, through bachelor's, diploma, and vocational programs. It believes that developing educational pathways and linking them to employment opportunities, along with changing societal perceptions of vocational professions, can help reduce unemployment and provide stable job opportunities for young people. Additionally, it highlights the importance of encouraging students to choose vocational disciplines with high demand in the labor market to enhance economic efficiency and job security.
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