Jordanian Tawjihi: 26 key reforms
It has been reported by media personality Hussam Awad that the Jordanian General Secondary Education Certificate system, known as "Tawjihi," has undergone 26 major transformations over nearly three decades, from 1996 to 2026. These changes began with the two-semester system introduced in 1996, followed by its abolition in 1997 and the adoption of a single throughout the year. Subsequently, there was development in the branches of the curriculum, a shift to multiple exam cycles, restructuring of curricula, new methods for calculating grades, reduction of both academic and vocational branches, and the transition to a two-year Tawjihi system that integrated vocational education programs. Additionally, six academic fields were introduced at the secondary level. These ongoing changes reflect a continuous process of development and modernization within Jordan’s secondary education system, aimed at improving the quality of education and meeting the demands of the labor market.
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