Amman, Jordan – Young men and women, both male and female students sitting for the Tawjihi (General Secondary Education Certificate) at SOS Children’s Villages Jordan achieved a 90% success rate in the General Secondary Education Certificate examinations. These results reflect their determination to continue their education and achieve their aspirations, as well as the ongoing support provided by the organization throughout their journey toward a more independent future.
The results included young men and women from Amman, Irbid, and Aqaba, representing various programs offered by the organization. The students also achieved outstanding scores, with the highest reaching 88%, marking important milestones in their academic and personal journeys.
This success comes within the framework of the organization’s approach to providing comprehensive and continuous care. This approach goes beyond ensuring a safe and stable environment to include educational support, helping young men and women continue their studies, develop their skills, and prepare to transition into new stages of their lives.
As part of alternative care, young men and women continue their education in the organization’s youth houses, where they receive the care and support they need during this stage. At the same time, the organization supports beneficiaries from its other programs, such as safe houses and others who are continuing their education, helping them complete their studies and continue building their futures.
These results reaffirm that education is not merely an academic stage, but one of the essential pathways toward independence and building a future. They also demonstrate that providing continuous support and appropriate opportunities can make a genuine difference in the lives of young men and women.
With every success, SOS Children’s Villages Jordan celebrates not only the result itself, but also the journey that led to it, a journey of perseverance, support, and overcoming challenges, culminating in a new milestone where these young men and women continue to shape their futures with confidence and ambition.