Education Department warns students on unaccredited high schools
The Jordanian Ministry of Education has emphasized the importance of avoiding enrollment in extracurricular educational institutions outside the kingdom that offer non-officially accredited high school programs. It warned of the risks associated with the lack of recognition of certificates issued by such institutions, which could negatively impact students' opportunities to pursue higher education. The ministry urged students and parents to verify the accreditation of educational institutions and to communicate with official authorities to protect students' rights. It highlighted that the new secondary school system provides multiple avenues for success within Jordan and is characterized by flexibility, thereby reducing the necessity of traveling abroad to obtain a certificate.
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