Education System In Jordan

Primary Education is an Educational program in Jordan consisting of 2 years of pre-school education, ten years of basic education and 2 years of either an academic or secondary vocational high school.  Elementary school is integrated with so-called secondary education elsewhere.  Scholars can attend private or public schools.

Secondary Education in Jordan is that academic high schools are still beset by class and gender discrimination.  Students study there for 2 years after that they can register to continue to university.  Subjects include Arabic, biology, chemistry, computer science, earth science, English, mathematics, physics, social science, and Islamic studies (except Christianity).

Vocational education for students who prefer, or who tend to be practical, can attend 2 years of vocational training in technical high schools.  Here they receive intensive vocational exposure including internships.  Both can open doors at community colleges and also at universities.

Tertiary Education consists of various public and private universities in Jordan where around 2.5% of the population is registered at a time.  Their students can take bachelor, master and doctoral programs, be educated as teachers, or take non-traditional distance learning courses as well.

 And I want to said “ Thank you very much to Sakine Kylief (my friend in high school) who has been told a story about tertiary education in Jordan.  Hopefully, Kiky and other friends who are studying in Jordan will be successful. ”  For the education system in universities in Jordan, the average student from Indonesia receives financial assistance from the Indonesian Republic Embassy for the administration of campus buildings. So those who get help only pay per semester. One Semester is 4 months, uts is held 2 times and there is a final exam so the total exam taken is 3 times in one semester. In Jordan the same as other countries, using a free system of choosing lecturers. The class also does not depend on the level (for example semester 3 and semester 3 as well but it is not like that) so all classes depend on courses taken by each student. For vacation time in every break from winter to summer, there is a 3-month vacation.  And there is a short semester registration for 2 months. So if a student takes a short semester, he only takes one month off. Short semester as in Indonesia, the learning system is faster. There is an absence, but every semester we can be absent 6 times. That does not include pain, permits, etc. So it's really absent. Then there is also no paper/thesis of the lecture system talaqqi (listening to lecturers).