Foreign Schools in Tunisia Lacking Accreditation

The Private Education Syndicate in Tunisia has indicated that more than 90% of foreign language schools and institutes operate without official accreditation and offer certificates that are not recognized. Despite their high costs and a student enrollment rate exceeding 95% of Tunisian students, these institutions are largely unregulated. These schools are categorized into approved and monitored institutions, those pending accreditation, and unaccredited ones. The latter are the most widespread, and licensing is limited to physical safety only. Parent associations have confirmed that these schools implement teaching systems from their countries of origin. They emphasized the importance of developing public education to ensure equal opportunities and achieve educational justice.

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