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Bar warns certificates don't ensure jobs
The Jordanian Bar Association has warned the Ministry of Education about the potential consequences of establishing the "Law and Sharia Sciences" track in high school. It pointed out that the number of applicants, estimated at 38,700 students, exceeds the capacities of universities and the labor market, with about 25,000 students expected to succeed. The association emphasized that closing the labor market to lawyers could lead to an increase in unemployment problems. They also stated that admission to the legal profession is subject to a specific capacity limit at the Bar Association and the training institute. The association called for reconsidering the decision and consulting with them in advance to ensure a balance between educational outputs and market needs. They warned students and parents that studying law does not automatically guarantee a job in the profession.
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