The Ministry of Education announced the start date for the new school year in 2021/2022, which will be the first in the country's modern history. This new school year will comprise 93 school days for the first semester and 97 for the second semester. The first semester will begin on Saturday, February 19, and end on Thursday, June 9, 2022. There will also be end of year exams, beginning May 7 and ending on June 11.

The education budget is expected to increase to a maximum of 3% of GDP in 2022. Investments in the primary and secondary level rose to 4.8 per cent in 2005 and fell to 3.7 percent in 2007. While the Ministry of Education is addressing some challenges, it is also trying to shift from a highly centralized system to one that gives individual institutions more autonomy and accountability. The first step in this change is to introduce the new academic year in June.

The new government will launch the industrial training council, which was established by a ministerial decree in 2006. This council is tasked with improving coordination between education-related entities, and directing projects and policies. This focus is part of the country's global Technical Education Strategy, which seeks to overcome the issue of a skilled work force. In 2015, the Ministry of Education reported that 31 percent of Egyptian firms identified the lack of skilled labor as one of their biggest concerns.

The Nile International Education System was developed in partnership with major British universities. It is designed to comply with international standards and the latest trends in teaching and learning. The program has begun to be implemented in fourteen branches of the Egyptian Nile School system nationwide, with plans to expand beyond the country's borders. Its implementation is a huge step forward for the country's education. But the Egyptian education system is not without its limitations.

The Egyptian education system has a dual system: the general secondary stage, which lasts three years, and the technical track, which may last from five to seven years. The Egyptian state has a new system, called Applied Technology Schools, introduced in 2016. This state is committed to strengthening the TVET system, which is already the backbone of the country's economy. The government is actively trying to improve the quality of education in Egypt, and its educational infrastructure, including schools.

The Ministry of Education is tasked with addressing several issues, such as the country's high cost of education and the quality of education. The Egyptian education system is highly centralized and requires a large number of resources to maintain. Its high costs are a big reason why it is important to invest in your children's future. But it's important to note that Egypt's investment in education has grown steadily.

All levels of education have standardized exams. Students are required to complete a Students' Activity Project to earn a diploma. These exams are similar to those held for postgraduate studies. The Ministry of Education is responsible for the decisions regarding the education system. It works with three centers: the National Center for Curriculum Development, the National Center for Examinations and Educational Evaluation, and the Institute for Higher Education Research. The Ministry of Public Education is accountable for the quality of the Egyptian educational system.

The current educational system is in a state of transition. The Ministry of Education is in charge of promoting education and implementing the new system. Its investments in education have decreased from nearly five percent in 2005 to a mere three percent in 2007 and are expected to fall to a low of 0.7 in 2020. Furthermore, the Ministry of Basic and Higher Education is responsible for developing the curriculum. In Egypt, the ministry of education is in charge of all decisions concerning the education system. However, it works with three centers that include the National Center for Curricula Development, the National Center for Examinations and Educational Evaluation, and the National Center for Curriculum Development.

The Ministry of Education of Egypt has recently introduced a new system of technical and vocational schools that is aimed at developing a better-educated workforce. The state introduced the new technology-based system of Applied Technology Schools in the country. The Egyptian government has taken numerous initiatives to improve the quality of education and has a goal of raising the average income of the population by 2022. The government is currently focusing on the overall standard of education and has announced its plans to make it more affordable.

Source : مذكرة انجليزى للصف الثالث الاعدادى الترم الثاني 2022