Government cautions on uncertified secondary schools
The Jordanian Ministry of Education warned students and their parents against enrolling in schools and educational institutions outside the Kingdom that offer high school programs without obtaining the necessary official accreditation and licenses. It emphasized the importance of verifying the accreditation of institutions and the validity of certificates issued by them to ensure recognition and facilitate their equivalency, thus safeguarding students' rights to pursue higher education in the future. The ministry also called for caution regarding advertisements promoting unlicensed programs, underscoring the significance of relying on official sources. It considered dealing with agencies that promote non-accredited schools inside or outside Jordan as a violation of the law, which could lead to legal actions against them. This step is part of the ministry’s efforts to ensure the selection of recognized educational institutions and to protect the academic future of students.
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