High school adopts Tracks system in curriculum
The Kuwaiti Ministry of Education has announced the approval of the curriculum-based system (tracks) in the high school stage, which will be pilot-tested in 12 schools starting from the 2026/2027 academic year. The system aims to diversify educational pathways and achieve greater flexibility, focusing on students' abilities and interests. It extends over three years and includes 54 courses, with an emphasis on helping students explore their preferences through the "Exploration 1" and "Exploration 2" experiences. The system offers eight educational tracks: Languages, Law, Social Sciences, Commercial, Mathematics, Science, Industrial, and Technology & Artificial Intelligence. It incorporates practical components such as a graduation project and 120 hours of field training, with the goal of preparing graduates who are more aware of their abilities and capable of making informed educational and career decisions. Additionally, it seeks to strengthen the connection between education, the labor market, and the needs of development.
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