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KINGDOM OF SAOUDI ARABIA Subject Presentation of Saoudi Arabia by the Minister of Education Introduction General aspects of education in SA Education flow chart first stage : primary education intermediate stage secondary stage technical education adult education and literacy elaboration and implementation of the education decision Higher committee of education policy Ministry of Education General presidency for Girls education general institution for technical education and vocational training Ministry of Higher education Ministry of Defense and Aviation National Guards Ministry of Labour and Social Affairs Educational Policies: Education for All as a priority Education in development plans: putting policies into practice Ambitions achieved in providing EFA Introduction Achievements of public education consolidation of education funds governmental expenditures on education non governmental expenditures on education improvement of the quality and the quantity of EFA + facing repetition and drop-outs + new mechanism for improving education sufficiency increased interest by the State in special needs education + special education + talented peoples care extending the scope of care activities and ECD decreasing the adult illiteracy rate + 1st efforts by the Ministry of Education +2nd efforts by the General Presidency for Girls education +2nd efforts by the General Presidency for Girls education: cont. +3rd efforts by the National Guards +4th efforts by the Ministry of Defense +5th efforts by the Ministry of Labour and Social Affairs +6th Adult education and literacy: a leading experience in the Reform institution +7th philanthropic associations +8th dealing with illiteracy in desert agglomerations +9th sustainable development +10th tackling literacy studies special community participation in education efforts media contributions in EFA education indicators of EFA in SA Indicator number 1 Indicator number 2 Indicators number 3 and 4 indicators number 3 and 4: cont. Indicators number 5 and 6 Indicators number 7 and 8 Indicators number 7 and 8: cont. Indicators number 9 and 10 Indicator number 11 Indicator number 12 Indicators number 13 and 14 Indicator number 15 Indicators number 16, 17 and 18 Future prospects of EFA in SA Definitions and development opportunities quantity growth and capacity of the educational basis authenticity and contemporaneity technicity between targeting and employment EFA in the seventh five-year plan main future programs Conclusion References Addendums Lexicon flow chart main studies prizes internal sufficiency of primary education
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