Education Ministry confirms educational centers to function until mid-may, boosting academics

Kuwait’s Ministry of Education, as part of its commitment to providing a stimulating learning environment that supports academic achievement, has opened learning centers in all educational districts. The study program began in March 2025 and will continue until mid-May 2025.

The Director of the Learner Center at Asma Bint Abi Bakr Intermediate School for Girls in the Hawalli Educational District, Maryam Shaghouli, confirmed that the learner care centers offer educational support in a well-organized school environment.

These centers assist intermediate school students with homework, provide remedial lessons and educational notes, and help prepare them for exams at nominal prices and convenient times. Shaghouli explained that the centers aim to offer educational opportunities to both struggling and high-achieving students, who can register through the Student Affairs Office.

Shaghouli added that the ministry considers student density in classrooms, ensuring that no class exceeds 15 students to maintain the quality of education and maximize benefits. She also noted that the fee for each subject is KD 25, with a reduced fee of KD 20 per subject for two siblings who register.

The subjects taught include Arabic, English, Mathematics, and Science, with classes held on Sundays, Mondays, Tuesdays, and Wednesdays from 5:00 to 8:00 pm.

Shaghouli expressed her gratitude to the Ministry of Education, for its efforts in providing an integrated educational environment and for its commitment to selecting a group of teachers, carefully chosen by the technical guidance of the subjects.

Hassan Al-Qallaf, the parent of one of the students, expressed his happiness at enrolling his daughter in the center, noting a significant improvement in her academic level and the great benefit she gained from the lessons. He hoped that these centers would continue and expand their services.

Fatima Hajiya, the parent of one of the students, confirmed that this is the third year her daughter has enrolled in the center. She has noticed a significant improvement in her academic level and increased self-confidence, particularly in science subjects.

Badriya Khalil, a student, encouraged her colleagues to enroll in the educational centers, highlighting their significant benefit in improving her academic level. Khalil noted that she has observed remarkable progress in her academic achievement.

Sudan Al-Tawari, a student explained that she decided to join the center to improve her academic performance, which allowed her to forgo private lessons that were a significant burden on her parents.

Source: Al Jarida