Education issues alert for students
The article focused on a warning from the Jordanian Ministry of Education about the risks associated with secondary school certificates issued outside the Kingdom by unlicensed or unaccredited schools, which may not be recognized or equivalent in Jordan. The media advisor explained that obtaining a low-grade high school diploma from unofficial institutions could limit opportunities for acceptance into official universities. He emphasized the importance of verifying the accreditation of educational institutions before enrolling. Additionally, he pointed out that the new General Secondary Education System provides opportunities to improve results through examinations over two years. The ministry is also taking legal action against entities that exploit students financially by promoting unrecognized certificates. He stressed the importance of consulting official authorities or the Jordanian embassy to verify the accreditation of schools and ensure certificates are sealed correctly. He noted that the Ministry does not have a unified list of all unaccredited schools outside Jordan.
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