Egypt extends Japanese-style education amid parental worries

Egypt is preparing to implement the Japanese approach in teaching science and mathematics in Egyptian-Japanese schools, aiming to improve the quality of education and develop students' thinking and problem-solving skills. The changes include teaching the Japanese language as a second language in certain schools and integrating Japanese teaching methods into curricula across all educational stages, along with supporting and developing partnerships with Japan to achieve better educational outcomes. Despite the expansion of Japanese schools, parents and experts express concerns about the difficulty of the curricula and the lack of training, while the government affirms that these programs contribute to the reform and sustainable development of the education system.

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