Tribal groups warn of university admissions flaw affecting teacher training
Dr. Nagwa Qubailat, former Secretary General of the Ministry of Education, warned of an imbalance in the distribution of students into vital educational fields such as Arabic, English, primary school teaching, and childhood education. This disparity could lead to a future shortage of qualified teachers. She emphasized the importance of these specializations in shaping future generations and providing an essential foundation for teacher preparation. A lack of interest in these areas could negatively impact the education sector later on. Additionally, she pointed out the need to review admission policies to ensure they meet the demands of the labor market and the future of education. She stressed the importance of fairness in opportunities to enter these specializations and preventing inappropriate student guidance, especially considering the varying levels of educational achievement and the available specialization options.
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