Governor Mohammed al-Bukhaiti chaired a meeting on Wednesday to review the admission and registration process for the newly established Model School of Technology and Applied Sciences in Dhamar province. The school aims to align with top regional and international educational standards and will be equipped with advanced technology to foster the development of skilled professionals. Governor al-Bukhaiti emphasized that student selection will involve an intelligence test to ensure high-quality admissions. He highlighted the Ministry of Education's role in enhancing the educational process and the establishment of the school. Director of the Education Office Mohammed al-Hadi noted that the school will focus on developing talents in technology and applied sciences, marking a first for the republic. Al-Hadi praised the collaborative efforts of the Ministry of Education and local authorities in supporting the school's development and operational funding. Director of the Education Office in Dhamar district Abd ulkarim al-Hebsi underlined the need for school principals to aid in selecting talented students, with a committee set to handle evaluations and admissions according to established criteria. Source: Yemen News Agency
Dhamar model school admission, registration mechanism discussed
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