AMMAN — A number of General Secondary
Education Certificate Examination (Tawjihi) regular students in Jordan’s public
and private schools have been exempted from Tawjihi registration fees, Ministry
of Education announced.
The decision, according to a ministry circular issued on
Sunday and carried by the Jordan News Agency, Petra, stated the categories
included in the exemption; the offspring of injured personnel of Jordan Armed Forces (JAF)- Arab Army, those severe physical disabilities, in addition to
beneficiaries of the National Aid Fund (NAF) and students who were unable to
sit for the exam due to defense orders related to COVID-19.
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AMMAN — A number of General Secondary
Education Certificate Examination (
Tawjihi) regular students in Jordan’s public
and private schools have been exempted from Tawjihi registration fees, Ministry
of Education announced.
The decision, according to a ministry circular issued on
Sunday and carried by the Jordan News Agency, Petra, stated the categories
included in the exemption; the offspring of injured personnel of
Jordan Armed Forces (JAF)- Arab Army, those severe physical disabilities, in addition to
beneficiaries of the National Aid Fund (NAF) and students who were unable to
sit for the exam due to defense orders related to COVID-19.
Read more National news
