Amman: Layan Nasser Abu Tawileh of Ma'an Secondary School for Girls ranked first in the Ma'an District Education Directorate in this year's General Secondary Education Certificate (Tawjihi) results, scoring 99.5% in the engineering, science, and technology track. Her result also placed her at the top of the Tawjihi achievers in the city of Ma'an.
According to Jordan News Agency, Abu Tawileh expressed her delight with this impressive achievement, attributing her success to hard work, perseverance, and dedication throughout the academic year. She emphasized the importance of focus, discipline, and a commitment to self-directed learning in reaching her goals. Her ambition and determination, coupled with the unwavering support of her family and teachers, were key factors in her outstanding performance.
Abu Tawileh noted that this achievement would serve as a motivation for her to continue her education and pursue further ambitions. She expressed her gratitude to her family, teachers, and everyone who supported her throughout her studies, dedicating the achievement to her family for their significant role in her success.
Looking ahead, Abu Tawileh hopes to enroll in an engineering college and continue her academic journey. She intends to fulfill her academic and professional ambitions while contributing to serving Jordan. Her father expressed immense pride and joy at her accomplishment, highlighting her commitment to making the most of her study time as a crucial factor in her success.
Safaa Al-Mahamid, the Ma'an Education Director, congratulated all top-performing students, stating that their achievements are the result of years of hard work and dedication to learning. Al-Mahamid urged the top students to maintain their determination throughout their university studies and highlighted the role of families in providing a supportive environment for academic excellence.
Al-Mahamid also acknowledged that female students secured the top three positions in the Ma'an District. Following Abu Tawileh, Misk Eid Al-Zoubi of Ma'an Secondary School for Girls ranked second with 99.4% in the health sciences track, and Namaa Ibrahim Al-Qaramseh of Fatima Abdul Hamid Musleh Mixed School ranked third with 98.2% in the languages, social sciences, law, and Islamic studies track.