Big news on the Sudanese Certificate exams! A recent press released showed the Deputy Chairman of the Sovereignty Council, Commander Malik Agar, reviewing the plan to resume the long-postponed examinations, which are now set to take place this December 2024.

After delays due to the ongoing conflict, the Ministry has confirmed that exams will take place on December 28, 2024 

This announcement comes after months of delays caused by the ongoing conflict, highlighting the Sudan’s determination to rebuild its education system.

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19 million children in Sudan have had no education since the beginning of the war. Let us unite to protect education#UniteToProtect pic.twitter.com/4yPGgGSU9X

— موزا بنت ناصر Moza bint Nasser (@mozabintnasser) August 26, 2024

Schedules have been finalised

The Sudanese Certificate exams are officially scheduled to happen next month, marking a critical step forward for students across Sudan. With registration already closed and schedules released, the process is well underway for students who were unable to sit for them last April when the war broke out.

وزارة التربية تعلن جدول امتحانات الشهادة السودانية

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أعلنت وزارة التربية والتعليم، عن جدول امتحانات الشهادة الثاتوية لدفعة العام 2023 المؤجلة، وأوضح وزير التربية والتعليم المكلف، أحمد خليفة، أن الجدول يشمل المساقات المختلفة: “أكاديمي، تجاري، صناعي، زراعي، نسوي”،… pic.twitter.com/B1wplDdgOk

— Sadoosh 🌹 (@9Vh8ORotgphjQqk) November 13, 2024

The Ministry of Education has also announced a backup plan 

Understanding the challenges some students may currently face, the Ministry of Education has announced that additional exams will be held in March 2025. This ensures another opportunity to participate, leaving no one behind!

Sudan’s conflict has forced students like Ibrahim to put their dreams on hold as they wait for peace to resume their education.

While students worldwide return to school, 90% of Sudan’s school-aged children affected by the war will miss out, including learners in higher educ … pic.twitter.com/KLmRBiw7Yd

— UNHCR, the UN Refugee Agency (@Refugees) September 19, 2024

A commitment to progress

Dr. Ahmed Khalifa Omar, Acting Minister of Education, reaffirmed the Ministry’s readiness to advance Sudan’s education sector. The plans include rebuilding the education system through digital transformation, e-learning initiatives, enhanced learning environments, teacher training programs, and improved classroom infrastructure across the country.

As Sudan marks 583 days since April 15, 2023, these efforts symbolize hope and the promise of a brighter future for the nation’s youth!

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