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"Education" calls on teachers' children to complete scholarship procedures

"Education" calls on teachers' children to complete scholarship procedures

The Ministry of Education and Human Resources Development called on Sunday for students who are children of teachers, holders of the 2026 Jordanian General Secondary Education Certificate or its equivalent, and who have been nominated to benefit from the teachers' children scholarships for a bachelor's degree, to complete the scholarship procedures starting from the first semester of the 2026/2027 academic year.

The Ministry explained that the completion of procedures began on Sunday morning and will continue until the end of the working day on Sunday, 18/10/2026, noting that the concerned students are required to attach the necessary documents via the electronic link: (https://apps.moe.gov.jo/app/studentscompleting/default.aspx).

It indicated that the necessary documents include a non-criminal record certificate, a sponsorship bond in two copies organized with the sponsored student and their sponsor at the Notary Public and stamped by the nearest Education Directorate to the student, a scholarship benefit contract in four copies also stamped by the nearest Education Directorate, in addition to the judicial certificate issued by the Notary Public, and the financial receipts for the first semester of the 2026/2027 academic year stamped by the university in accordance with the rules or their equivalent.

The Ministry indicated that the student then submits the aforementioned documents to the Ministry's coordinator at the university, according to the approved schedule for that, which appears in the announcement on the Ministry's website.

Regarding the minimum scholarship grade averages, the Ministry set for those who passed for the first time 84.80

in Irbid, 83.30 in Balqa, 86.00 in Zarqa, 80.90 in Tafilah, 85.80 in the Capital, 82.40 in Aqaba, 83.20 in Karak, 73.90 in Mafraq, 83.30 in Jerash, 96.94 for holders of non-Jordanian certificates, 76.80 in Ajloun, 79.90 in Madaba, and 81.50 in Ma'an.

As for students raising their averages, the Ministry set the minimum average at 91.50 in Irbid, 88.40 in Balqa, 90.95 in Zarqa, 86.75 in Tafilah, 91.85 in the Capital, 87.45 in Aqaba, 90.95 in Karak, 89.05 in Mafraq, 91.15 in Jerash, 92.70 in Ajloun, 97.10 in Madaba, and 81.85 in Ma'an.

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