Education set with 86 new schools and 6,300 teachers
The Jordanian Ministry of Education is preparing for the new school year by renovating schools, strengthening infrastructure, and advancing digital transformation. This includes building new schools and hiring 6,300 teachers to ensure the readiness of the educational environment. The ministry is also focused on completing secondary exam procedures, providing textbooks, and improving the free school transportation system, which will start in the southern regions and serve around 9,000 students and teachers, aiming to reduce costs and enhance safety. Additionally, the ministry continues to utilize technology, such as the "Surraj" platform, to promote digital education by offering a variety of services for students and teachers.
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