Jordan participates in the Symposium on Mini -Serdipicates in Rabbat …
As part of the development of higher education in neighboring countries, on Monday, the Jordanian Ambassador participated in the Symposium organized by the EU’s “Mini Certificates – Skills and Employment” and presented Rabat in the Kingdom of Morocco, and more than 60 experts representing 28 countries.
According to a report by the Ministry of Higher Education, the Jordanian Ambassador, which will conclude its operations on Tuesday, is the director of the Erasmus Plus Office in Jordan, Dr. Ahmed Abu Al -Hajah, Chairman of the Higher Education and Science Research Development Committee, Dr. Mahma Ou, Socialist Jener. General, Dr. Ahmood al -Heyja, Dr. Mahma OUT, Confidential Public Recognition and Quality Warranty Commission, Dr. Duber al -Sarayara.
The Jordanian participation is characterized by a positive communication and creative interventions, reflecting Jordan’s commitment to developing higher education and enhancing regional and international cooperation in this field by benefiting from the experiences of participating countries and EU experts.
Al -Dubai and Al -Sarah participated in the high -level conversation session dedicated to the decision -making of mini -certificates to the reality of higher education policies, the skills of students and graduates and the share of mini -certificates.
In the cooperation of the Erasmus Plus Office, the Jordanian Universities and the Private Department, Dr. Al -Dabi presented a presentation of the Jordanian efforts to create the national policy of mini -certificates, with the Erasmus Plus Office, Jordanian Universities and Private Department, pointing out a presentation of the National Legal Status of the Economic Modernization 203333333.
The Jordanian Ambassador confirmed the stability of the kingdom to support continuous education and expand the opportunity of re -learning by recognizing unofficial and previous learning, emphasizing the importance of creating a national digital base to improve transparcinism and reliability.
He pointed out the challenges of the official recognition of mini certificates and the importance of implementing regional and international cooperation to overcome these obstacles.
This participation comes within the structure of Jordan’s efforts to improve the status of higher education and to integrate mini -certificates as a sub -tool for modern skills and employment, which meets the needs of the labor market and meets the needs of the labor market. Pethra
