Umniah, The Ministry of Education and the Special Communications Commission partner to transform Jordan’s public education infrastructure. Umniah takes the initiative to deliver free safe internet connectivity to 2652 schools and 112 directorates and administrative buildings Last month, Umniah successfully…
An ideological battle is being fought in Jordan’s classrooms between reformers wanting to foster greater critical thinking and tolerance, and cultural conservatives alarmed by what they see as the creeping secularization of education. There has been much debate in recent…
Almost half of Syrian refugee children in the region are not receiving any form of education, according to a recent report by Save the Children. The report also revealed that school enrollment within Syria had fallen from 95 percent to…
The government’s plans to introduce a tuition fee cap for private schools diverts attention away from the far more pressing need to raise public education standards. By Jawad J. Abbassi The draft bylaw that classifies private schools and puts caps…