Education In UAE Flashcards

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Kutab or mutawa’ taught what?

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Arabic and Quran

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Semi structured schools taught what?

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Arabic, math and Quran

Ex: almahmoudiyah Sharjah

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Structured education under which curriculum?

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Kuwaiti

Sharjah, RAK, Dubai then Ajman first schools

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Who supported UAE for schools after Kuwait?

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Egypt then Qatar and finally Bahrain

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Which curriculum was followed?

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Kuwait in Dubai
Jordanian and Bahraini in Abu Dhabi

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After union education?

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Primary, secondary, associate, higher diploma, bachelor, Masters and doctorate

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Basic education - public and private?

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Kindergarten - Kg 1 and 2 (4-5 years old)
Primary school - grade 1-6 (6-11 years old)
Preparatory stage - grade 7-9 (12-14 years)
Secondary school - grade 9-12 (15-17 years old)

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Language of instruction?

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English and Arabic

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Where do Emirati students tend to study for higher education?

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USA and UK

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Who must send secondary education docs?

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Ministry of education

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Who send higher education docs?

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Institution

For doctorate - written statement confirming degree awarded by institution

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Private schools and K-12 system:

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High enrolment compared to other countries
7% annual growth in enrolment
90% students study in private

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Total students:

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From 40k to 100K

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Total teachers:

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2k to 72K

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Total schools:

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129 to 1K

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Private education v government education students:

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Private has grown more rapidly in recent years then gov education with regard to students

300K public students (26%) v 800K private students (74%)

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Teachers in private v public:

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50K - 71% v 21K - 29%

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Schools private v public:

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643 (51%) v 619 (49%)

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Public v private students over the years:

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179K (72%) v 277 K (27%)- public before v now
70K (28%) v 760 K (73%)- private before v now

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Public v private - Emirati v expat:

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Public - 81% Emirati - 19% expat
Private - 17% Emirati - 83% expat - now, more Emirati prefer private

21
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Education spending:

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1.6% GDP on education
Still, due to small number of Emirati students
Spends more on education than all over gulf countries other than Saudi
10.2 billion on education
Public finances are strained by high number of students
Despite this, PISA scores are low
Research output in Emirati universities is low
Level of proficiency in subject is low

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Higher education types:

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Public
Private
Transnational education

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Higher education institutions over the years:

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54 in 2010 to 81 in 2019

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Students in higher education:
100K in 2011 to 200k in 2016
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Degree types students:
Type - gen edu students - private stebts - total Tertiary - 900 - 7K - 8K Bachelor - 50K - 104K - 154 K Masters - 1K - 26K - 27K PHD - 201 - 1K - 1.4 K Total - 50k - 140K - 192K
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Higher education gender of students
53% males - 100K 47% female - 89K
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Major types:
More business, admi or law and engineering Least services, agriculture, forestry, fisheries and vet
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International degree-seeking students?
From 49 K to 77K AUS has most foreign students
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Outbound degree seeking students :
8K to 11K 7.1 % go abroad
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Most popular destination countries for degree seeking Emirati ?
USA and UK (27.5% and 30%) India - 13%
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Literacy rate:
32% among women and 57% for men to above 90% for both in 2005 97% for women - above 86% for global avg
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Ministry of Education:
Develop policies for higher education and research Licenses higher education institutes and regulates federal public institutes - MOE funds them Each emirate can have their own authority and institutions
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Quality assurance agency for higher education: (CAA)
Tasked with licensing non federal higher education institutes and accredited study programs at non federal public and private institutes
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Quality assurance in technical and vocational education and training (TVET):
Federal vocational education and training awards council in charge of it KHDA and Abu Dhabi centre for vocational and technical education and training also authorised to regulated TVET within jurisdictions
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Public higher education institutions:
Federal institutions: UAE university, Zayed university and Higher colleges of technology
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Higher colleges of technology
Largest higher education institute with 17 colleges across uae Nine for woman and 8 for men - only Emirati 60% female
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UAE university:
Best in research All diff education levels for degrees
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Zayed university:
2 campuses Originally female uni Boys and international allowed now Bachelor and master programs but no PhD
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Other institutes founded by local government:
British university in Dubai Al qasimia uni Khalifa uni of science and tech ( merge of khalifa uni with petroleum institute and masdar institute of science and tech)
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Private higher education institutes:
Privately owned abs for profit 70% in Abu Dhabi and Dubai - free zones Much more enrolment here 70% students in private 37.5% are Emirati but growing
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Transnational education:
Foreign branch campuses Dubai international academic city and knowledge park University of Wollongong British university of Birmingham New York institute of tech Herriot watt Middle sex etc