season 01 - Episode 06

"Parents in Jordan are increasingly facing concerns about the outcomes of the Tawjihi (Jordanian General Secondary Education Certificate Examination) as the announcement of results approaches. They anticipate its impact on their children"s future. These worries stem from the stress and psychological pressures students endure during this critical phase, affecting their future academic choices. Furthermore, the rising fees of private schools present another challenge for parents, as securing education becomes a costly endeavor, adding to current financial and economic stresses. This increase raises questions about its reasons and necessity, further escalating parental worries about their children"s educational prospects.

Moving to the second aspect, the issue of education in Jordan has become a topic of debate, with some questioning whether it has turned into a business in both private and public sectors. Many wonder if certain educational institutions prioritize profitability, impacting the quality of education provided. Others argue that there"s a varying quality between the sectors, linked to funding and available resources. A significant question arises about the extent of this issue"s influence on the overall education level. Should efforts be intensified to achieve a better balance between the private and public sectors to ensure equal and quality education for all students?"