The government has estimated the cost of building 41 academic and vocational schools across several governorates at JD 170 million. This project is part of the initiatives announced in its executive program for the Economic Modernization Vision for 2026–2029.
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The government has planned to establish these schools within public-private partnership frameworks in Amman and other governorates, implementing the project in phases to reduce overcrowding, improve the quality of education, and provide a better learning environment for students.
The project falls under the public education sector, as part of the initiative to enhance educational infrastructure, professional development mechanisms for education sector staff, and project implementation systems, according to the document monitored by Al-Mamlaka.
The government’s plan for 2025–2029 includes constructing and rehabilitating 500 school-building projects to reduce overcrowding, eliminate the double-shift system, and phase out rented schools. It also aims to provide full enrollment for kindergartens for children under 6 years old.
The Ministry of Investment is expected to launch a school transportation project for public schools to develop a sustainable transport system for students, in coordination with the Ministry of Education, providing transport from home to school and back.
The project aims to develop a sustainable school transport system that improves efficiency and ensures student safety. It will provide dedicated buses connecting students’ homes and schools within a comprehensive regulatory and administrative framework, using a modern fleet equipped with safety standards. The project also seeks to reduce traffic congestion and promote environmental sustainability through energy-efficient or eco-friendly buses.
On the services side, a national, integrated, and sustainable program to improve cooling efficiency in public schools has also been proposed.
