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Education reforms align high school and workforce needs
The article reveals the Jordanian Ministry of Education's approach to developing the General Secondary Education system in order to align with labor market needs. This includes implementing a plan that allows students to take exams over a two-year period and transforming several academic tracks into four main pathways: Medicine, Technology and Engineering, Business, and Languages. The reforms also encompass improving school capacity, updating curricula, enhancing vocational and technical specializations, and developing infrastructure through the construction and rehabilitation of schools. The ministry believes these changes, which were based on extensive consultations, will help students choose pathways that meet market demands and support the national economy by addressing the needs for health, technological, and new skill specialties.
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