Education Dept clarifies on Three-Year Secondary Education
Clarifications from the Ministry of Education and Education have been published regarding the new secondary school system, which has been extended to three years covering grades 10, 11, and 12, instead of relying solely on grades 11 and 12 as before. This comes as part of a restructuring aimed at giving students more time to discover their abilities and choose the appropriate specialization. The examination function has been divided into two parts: the General Secondary Certificate, awarded upon successful completion of grade 12, and the General Examination, which is used for university admissions and organized separately from the certificate. Additionally, the ministry has eliminated the traditional classification techniques between scientific and literary streams and moved to a system of specialized fields, allowing students to choose subjects and tracks based on their interests and university orientations. The goal is to reduce stress and provide greater flexibility in educational paths and specialization choices.
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