Conclusion of a Training Course for Financial Culture Supervisors on Developed Curricula
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The Ministry of Education, in cooperation with the Anjaaz Foundation and the Central Bank of Jordan, concluded a specialized training course for male and female financial culture supervisors on the developed curricula for the financial culture subject for the eighth and tenth grades, with the aim of enhancing their capabilities in supporting the implementation of the developed curricula and raising the efficiency of the educational process in various education directorates in the Kingdom.
More than seventy supervisors from the Ministry of Education and the Military Culture Directorate participated in the four-day course, who in turn will train more than three thousand male and female teachers from all regions of the Kingdom. The course focused on developing the participants' skills in employing the knowledge, skills, and behaviors included in the developed curriculum to transfer this expertise to teachers, and exchanging modern educational experiences and practices to contribute to improving learning outcomes in the financial culture subject.
The Director of the Department of Teachers and Students Affairs at the Ministry, Mr. Jumaa Al-Saoud, confirmed that the course covered topics related to the developed curricula and their implementation mechanisms, modern teaching and evaluation strategies, in addition to enhancing the supervisory role in supporting teachers and monitoring the implementation of educational plans, noting that the training was conducted in an applied and interactive manner through the analysis of real classroom situations and the exchange of experiences among participants. He expressed his thanks to the Anjaaz Foundation for its distinguished partnership in this field and noted that teacher training will begin immediately within the executive plan linked to building teachers' capacities.
For his part, the Director of Research and Development of Programs and Training at the Anjaaz Foundation, Dr. Murad Awad, emphasized the importance of these training programs in developing the capabilities of financial culture supervisors and enabling them to keep pace with modern educational developments, which will have a positive impact on students and the educational process. He praised the level of interaction and participation during the course.
The implementation of this course comes within the framework of the Ministry of Education's efforts to develop curricula and enhance the quality of education, in line with the objectives of the National Financial Inclusion Strategy launched by the Central Bank of Jordan to spread financial culture in society, especially in the educational sector.
