AMMAN — Director of the Examinations Department at the
Ministry of Education Muhammad Kenana on Wednesday stressed the need for
students who sit for the Tawjihi (general secondary certificate examination) to
get the COVID-19 vaccine, according to Al-Ghad News.
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Speaking on Public Security Radio, Kenana said that the
ministry is committed to implementing Defense Order 35, which makes it
compulsory on anyone wishing to enter official institutions to have two doses
of corona vaccine, noting that high school halls are considered official
government intuitions.
Students who have an
excuse for not taking the vaccine must submit it to the ministry, which will
subsequently take a decision.
Kenana said that about 40-50 percent of the questions in
Arabic, English, and mathematics will be essays, and the rest of subjects will
be multiple choice.
Kenana added that industrial drawing questions will be
100 percent essays, while the rest of the subjects will be multiple choice.
Tawjihi examinations will start on June 30.
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