Egypt sets date to end evening classes
The Egyptian Ministry of Education is implementing a plan to gradually eliminate the evening shift system in public schools. The transition is scheduled to be completed by 2027 for elementary schools, by 2028 for middle schools, and by 2029 for high schools. The goal is to reduce student densities and improve the quality of education. The plan includes developing infrastructure and providing a suitable learning environment during morning shifts, along with allocating a budget to enhance school efficiency. This initiative aims to improve learning conditions and accommodate a larger number of students, with a focus on raising the capacity of educational institutions, developing curricula, and refining assessment methods.
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