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Education Minister: Two Years Insufficient for Tawjihi Reform
The article discusses the efforts of Jordan's Ministry of Education to reform the education system, with a focus on the general secondary education system, technical and vocational education, and aligning educational outputs with the labor market. During a televised interview, it was emphasized that two years for the general secondary stage are insufficient, as many countries implement 3 to 4 years at this level. The need to increase the number of medical students within Jordan, rather than their traveling abroad, was also highlighted, along with aspirations to expand local medical training. It was explained that employment rates at some private universities reach up to 100%, and university rankings should aim to improve performance rather than be an end in themselves. Additionally, the importance of expanding technical education to match labor market needs was stressed, along with the role of the National Center for Curriculum Development in enhancing the educational process. The existence of some cheating cases in the Tawjihi examinations was acknowledged. Teachers praised their role, emphasizing the importance of developing and increasing licensing for educational platforms, and clarifying that schools are the primary source of education.
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