An Egyptian delegation, headed by Minister of Higher Education and Scientific Research Mohammed Aymen Ashour, participated in the British Council’s Going Global 2025 conference.

Thanawya Amma, Egypt’s general secondary education certificate, is a critical milestone for young Egyptians, often shaping their academic and professional futures.

The Thanawya Amma is a crucial gateway to higher education and, subsequently, the job market. It can be a double-edged sword, with high scores unlocking doors to prestigious faculties. However, those who fall short have limited access to these opportunities, potentially leading them to lower-paying jobs. While Thanwya Amma offers a valuable foundation, the job market is evolving. This raises concerns about its ability to fully prepare students for the current workforce.

The Egyptian Ministry of Education has introduced an increase in private and international school fees, Al Ahram reported on September 6th.