Dubai’s KHDA has introduced stricter hiring rules for teachers to ensure all educators meet professional standards, enhancing the quality of learning and safeguarding student outcomes across the emirate’s schools.
The UAE is rethinking the traditional 12-year school system, with educators suggesting that technology and micro-credentials could shorten learning time. Students may soon be able to learn anytime, anywhere, and complete their education faster while gaining real-world skills.
Read MoreThe CBSE has exempted UAE-based schools from generating APAAR IDs and linking them to Aadhaar, citing administrative and legal reasons. The move ends confusion among students and parents after APAAR was made mandatory for board exam registrations in India. Principals in the UAE welcomed the clarity, confirming it applies only to schools within India.
Read MoreThe UAE Ministry of Education has banned mobile phones in schools and exam halls, introducing strict inspection and confiscation rules. Phones will be withheld for one month after the first offense, and until the end of the academic year for repeat cases. The move aims to prevent cheating, ensure fairness, reduce distractions, and maintain discipline.
Read MoreDubai, Abu Dhabi, and Sharjah are poised for a major expansion of their private education landscape with a wave of new schools set to open in the 2025–2026 academic year—offering everything from elite British and American curricula to innovation-driven learning hubs.
Read MoreCBSE is set to release the Class 10 compartment exam results for 2025 in the first week of August. Here’s everything students and parents need to know, including expected dates, how to check results, and what to do next.
Read MoreAs summer holidays begin across the UAE, education experts and schools are encouraging parents to take steps to prevent ‘learning loss’—a common dip in academic performance during long breaks. From fun learning activities to structured routines, here’s how families can keep children engaged, curious, and ready for the next school year.
Read MoreDubai is taking bold steps to transform its education system for a digital-first future. A new strategy launched this week focuses on AI integration, future skills, and global competitiveness—setting the stage for a smarter, innovation-led generation.
Read MoreSheikh Dr. Sultan bin Mohammed Al-Qasimi has approved the 2025–2026 financial budget for Al Qasimia University, along with 500 scholarships for international students, reinforcing the university’s mission to offer quality higher education in a diverse and inclusive academic environment.
Read MoreThe Abu Dhabi Department of Education and Knowledge (ADEK) has launched Phase One of a comprehensive review to address grade inflation and ensure academic records in private schools accurately reflect student performance, reinforcing fairness, transparency, and trust in the education system.
Read MoreThe UAE is set to host the Japanese Language Proficiency Test (JLPT) for the first time in December 2025, following a landmark agreement between the Japan Foundation and UAE University’s Continuing Education Center. This milestone marks a major step in strengthening cultural and educational ties between Japan and the Emirates.
Read MoreAs part of its "Safe Summer" campaign, Abu Dhabi Police is urging parents to be vigilant about their children's online activities during the summer break. The warning highlights growing concerns over cyberbullying, online exploitation, and financial scams targeting children through social media, gaming platforms, and unsecured websites.
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