Amman: Ninety percent of students from SOS Children's Villages Jordan in Amman, Irbid, and Aqaba who sat this year's General Secondary Education Certificate (Tawjihi) examination passed, demonstrating their determination to continue their education and pursue their ambitions with the association's support to build more independent futures.
According to Jordan News Agency, the association said in a statement on Tuesday that the students achieved strong results, with the highest average reaching 88%. The achievement reflects the association's approach of providing comprehensive and continuous care that goes beyond a safe and stable environment to include educational support and assistance for young men and women to continue their studies, develop their capabilities, and prepare to enter new stages of their lives, it said.
The results reaffirm that education is not merely an academic stage but one of the key pathways towards independence and building a future, the association said, stressing that sustained support and appropriate opportunities can make a real difference in the lives of young people.