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Concerns arise over professional master's development
The National Institute for Educational Professional Development has launched a master's program in professional teaching to enhance the quality of educational inputs and efficiently prepare teachers, aligning with the goals of Saudi Vision 2030. The program aims to qualify those interested in entering the profession through an advanced career pathway, which requires meeting criteria such as a graduation GPA of at least 3.75 out of 5, passing the professional licensing exam, and a personal interview. Employment is secured through Tatweer Education Services Company based on demand. Some graduates have expressed reservations regarding the admission requirements, particularly the weighting of exams and interviews. Additionally, the limited number of participating universities imposes costs and burdens on graduates from regions outside those covered by the program. This situation also fuels discussions about implementing a more flexible and inclusive educational system.
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