How does the Experimental curriculum differ from Egyptian General?

The Experimental (languages) track teaches science subjects such as maths and science in English within the Egyptian Ministry framework, while the General curriculum is taught entirely in Arabic.

Does it lead to the Egyptian Thanaweya Amma?

Yes, students reach the Egyptian general secondary certificate with stronger English skills, supporting entry to science faculties and international specialisations.

Is this option widely available in Jeddah?

Experimental schools are fewer in Jeddah than the Arabic-language ones, so early enrolment is recommended to secure a place.

Egyptian Experimental Schools in Jeddah

The Egyptian Experimental (languages) curriculum in Jeddah pairs the Egyptian Ministry of Education framework with science subjects taught in English. This makes it a popular choice for Egyptian families who want a familiar curriculum while strengthening their children's English.

Who this option suits

This track suits students planning to enter science specialisations or English-medium universities, while keeping the recognised Egyptian certificate. Schools in Saudi Arabia also teach Arabic and Islamic studies in line with the Kingdom's requirements.

Frequently asked questions

How does the Experimental curriculum differ from Egyptian General?
The Experimental (languages) track teaches science subjects such as maths and science in English within the Egyptian Ministry framework, while the General curriculum is taught entirely in Arabic.
Does it lead to the Egyptian Thanaweya Amma?
Yes, students reach the Egyptian general secondary certificate with stronger English skills, supporting entry to science faculties and international specialisations.
Is this option widely available in Jeddah?
Experimental schools are fewer in Jeddah than the Arabic-language ones, so early enrolment is recommended to secure a place.