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Al-Arawif Seeks Standards for Private Engineering Schools
The Tunisian Union of Industry, Trade, and Handicrafts has called for clarification of the legal standards and criteria used for accrediting private higher education institutions that graduate engineers, especially in light of the publication of lists of institutions that have caused confusion among students and their families. It emphasized that recognition of the national engineering certificate is exclusively within the purview of the Minister of Higher Education and Scientific Research, and that any institution licensed by the ministry is considered to hold an officially recognized certificate from the state. The union also urged transparency regarding the reasons for evaluation fees, which sometimes reach up to 10,000 dinars, and the process for assessing institutions that hold prestigious international accreditations. The aim is to safeguard trust in the national engineering certification and to support the sustainability of national talents, which face challenges from engineers migrating abroad.
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