The Ministry of Education and Human Resources Development has called on students who are children of teachers, who obtained the Jordanian General Secondary Education Certificate this year or an equivalent qualification and have been nominated for the Children of Teachers Scholarships (Bachelor’s Degree) / Replacement for Withdrawals (1), starting from the first semester of the 2026/2027 academic year, to complete the required scholarship procedures.
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The ministry said the procedures will begin Thursday morning and continue until the end of working hours on Thursday, November 12. Students must upload the required documents through the ministry’s electronic platform.
The required documents include a certificate of good conduct, two copies of a guarantee document to be prepared with the scholarship recipient and guarantor before a notary public, and stamped by the nearest education directorate.
The documents also include two copies of the scholarship benefit agreement, which must likewise be stamped by the nearest education directorate, in addition to the legal certificate issued by the notary public.
Students must also submit financial receipts for the first semester of the 2026/2027 academic year, duly stamped by the university, or equivalent documents.
The ministry said students can obtain the guarantee document and scholarship benefit agreement through the links published in the announcement on its website.
The ministry confirmed that students at the University of Jordan, The Hashemite University, Al al-Bayt University, Jordan University of Science and Technology, Yarmouk University, Al-Hussein Bin Talal University, Tafila Technical University, Mutah University and the German Jordanian University must submit their documents to the ministry’s coordinator at their respective universities.
Students at Al-Balqa Applied University’s main campus in Salt and Princess Rahma College must submit their documents to the ministry’s coordinator at the university’s Salt campus.
Students at Al-Balqa Applied University’s Faculty of Engineering Technology, Zarqa University College, Princess Alia University College, Amman College for Financial and Banking Sciences and Prince Hussein Academy must submit their documents to the ministry’s coordinator at the Faculty of Engineering Technology on Sundays and Wednesdays each week.
Students at Al-Balqa Applied University’s Al-Huson University College, Irbid University College and Ajloun University College must submit their documents to the ministry’s coordinator at Irbid University College.
Students at Al-Balqa Applied University’s Shobak, Karak and Aqaba colleges, as well as students at the University of Jordan’s Aqaba branch, must submit their documents to the nearest official university in southern Jordan.
Students at the World Islamic Sciences and Education University and Al Hussein Technical University must submit their documents to the Scholarships Department at the ministry’s headquarters.
The ministry said it would send text messages to students nominated for replacement-for-withdrawal scholarships. It also set the minimum grades for first-time successful applicants by governorate as follows: Irbid, 83.15; Balqa, 81.70; Zarqa, 84.40; Tafila, 79.30; Amman, 84.70; Aqaba, 81.90; Karak, 79.50; Mafraq, 73.80; Jerash, 80.80; Ajloun, 76.70; Madaba, 78.60; and Ma’an, 81.20. The minimum for holders of non-Jordanian certificates was 95.88.
For students seeking to improve their grades, the minimums were 89.10 in Irbid, 84.70 in Balqa, 88.90 in Zarqa, 83.10 in Tafila, 90.55 in Amman, 82.25 in Aqaba, 88.95 in Karak, 80.80 in Mafraq, 89.30 in Jerash, 88.50 in Ajloun, 94.95 in Madaba and 81.25 in Ma’an.
