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Sharjah Education Council reveals new educational strategy

The council announced the strategy at a meeting held at its headquarters in Sharjah. (WAM)
By TRENDS Desk
July 24, 2022 11:33 pm
  • The strategy was prepared after considering various aspects of stages of the council’s strategic plan.
  • Sharjah Education Council said the council's strategy is a result of changing educational standards.

The Sharjah Education Council launched its 2023-2025 strategy at a meeting held at its headquarters in Sharjah, in cooperation with Maestro Company.

The Company reviewed various aspects of stages of the council’s strategic plan including advanced methodology based on best practices followed in this area.

Moreover, the plan was prepared after multiple internal and external meetings and workshops were held with all stakeholders and partners.

Mohammed Ahmed Al Mulla, Secretary-General of the Sharjah Education Council, said the council’s strategy is a result of changing educational standards.

The content of the strategy would be announced later, and is expected to align with developments which contributes to overcoming future challenges.

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