Higher Education Ministry sends 300,000 messages to Tawjihi graduates

By JT - Feb 07,2018 - Last updated at Feb 07,2018

AMMAN — The Higher Education Ministry has sent more than 300,000 messages to 2018 General Secondary Education Certificate Examination (Tawjihi) graduates and university students to acquaint them with academic specialisations, Ministry Secretary General Ahed Wahadneh said on Wednesday.

He said that the messages included links of the “Choose your specialisation” website and a “How to choose your specialisation” video, which are both available on the ministry’s website www.mohe.gov.jo and aim at guiding students and parents while picking a specialisation, the Jordan News Agency, Petra, reported.

Wahadneh added that the website was developed to help students build their futures and enhance the Kingdom’s economy, noting that it included highly demanded specialisations locally and in the Gulf area.

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