The Ministry of Education and Technical Education announced the closure of transfers for the current academic year 2024-2025, explaining that the transfers that took place in… Educational directorates and departmentsIt took into account the density of students in classes and schools, as well as the oppressive circumstances of students, in accordance with the conditions and controls that were specified.
Academic year transfers
I explained Responsible sources The Ministry of Education received a large number of requests to transfer secondary school students from schools to schools and from one governorate to another.
Transfers that met the legal conditions and controls were approved, with an emphasis on rejecting transfers related to educational departments that closed their doors.
Minister of Education
He had announced Minister of Education Technical education, Mohamed Abdel Latif, a group of important decisions as follows:
- Exclusion of second foreign languages from the total in high school.
- Adding a unit of geology to the biology subject in high school.
- There is no change in the method of high school exams (the Babylon Sheet continues).
- A robust mechanism to control attempts to cheat in the 2025 high school exams.
- A teacher who wants to increase his salary gets increased classes for 50 pounds per class.
- Teaching programming to the first year of secondary school from the next academic year.
- A unified formula for weekly tests and monthly exams nationwide.
- There is no retreat from adding Arabic and history to the number of students in international schools.
- Homework will be uniform for all students in all grades. The homework associated with each lesson has been published on the Ministry’s website, and the student is required to do the homework in each lesson, which will be on the Ministry’s website.
- There are no tablets for private schools, and the books are available on the ministry’s website as a means and source for learning, with government school students receiving tablets in the first year of secondary school.
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