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Learn more about the Ministry of Education’s budget request for fiscal 2024-2025, which includes provisions for salaries, expansion plans, and ongoing exams for twelfth-grade students.
Learn more about the Ministry of Education’s decision to postpone exams in the wake of Sheikh Nawaf Al-Ahmad’s passing. The adjustment to the examination dates will encompass all grades, with high school exams now scheduled to start on January 3rd.
Learn more about the Ministry of Education’s efforts to increase promotion opportunities for deserving employees in Kuwait. By raising the percentage of grades allocated for promotion, the ministry aims to provide more opportunities for career advancement based on merit.
Learn more about the Minister’s announcement regarding private school fees, emphasizing the prohibition of fee increases and the reinforcement of existing resolutions. The decision aims to establish fair and consistent fee structures within the private school sector.
The Ministry of Education has established an investigation committee to examine the circumstances surrounding a recent accident involving a high school student. This incident highlights the importance of prioritizing student safety and the need for continuous improvement in safety protocols. Filipino Overseas Filipino Workers (OFWs) in Kuwait should be aware that the Ministry of Education is actively working to prevent similar accidents. Collaboration between parents, schools, and authorities is crucial in creating a safer learning environment. The Ministry’s swift response and commitment to transparency reinforce their dedication to student safety. It is essential for the Ministry to keep the public informed about progress and actions taken to prevent future incidents. By learning from this tragedy, the education sector can work towards creating a safer environment for all students.
The Ministry of Education’s Educational Facilities and Planning Sector is taking proactive measures to address any issues that may arise during the rainy season. The Engineering Affairs Departments in all educational regions have established hotlines to handle rain-related complaints received from schools. Read more about how the Ministry of Education is gearing up to deal with rain complaints on TimesKuwait.
