Education Minister approves new curriculum
The Kuwaiti Ministry of Education has announced the adoption of the Curricula System (Tracks) in the secondary stage, which will be piloted starting with the 2026/2027 academic year. The initiative will be implemented across 12 schools distributed throughout all educational regions, with the aim of developing and diversifying educational options, linking them to the labor market, and aligning with future development requirements. The new system includes eight educational tracks: languages, law, social sciences, commerce, mathematics, sciences, industrial sciences, and technology with artificial intelligence. It seeks to empower students to choose the most suitable track based on their interests and abilities, according to multiple criteria. The program extends over three academic years, consisting of both common and specialized courses. It also offers practical components such as graduation projects and field training, along with options for early graduation and summer classes. The transition to digital learning is supported through the “Masar” platform. The ministry aims to produce more aware graduates capable of making well-informed educational and career decisions, while providing flexible arrangements that meet the demands of the labor market and technological advancements.
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