Ministry of Education: Approval of Results for Educational Supervisory Positions Exams

The Ministry of Education continues its efforts to complete the procedures for filling supervisory educational positions and to enhance administrative stability in schools and the educational sector. This is being achieved by approving the results of the supervisory position examinations and enabling successful candidates to specify their preferences through an organized mechanism that considers the ranking of eligible candidates and the needs of vacant educational posts.

The Ministry of Education announced the approval of the results of the supervisory educational position examinations for the categories of school principal, assistant school principal, and instructional supervisor. It called on successful candidates to take the initiative in specifying their preferences via the “Specify Preferences” service, available under the “Administrative Services” menu on the Ministry’s official website.

The Ministry clarified that the service is available to successful candidates whose ranking is equal to or less than the number of vacancies available for the position, stage, and type of body they applied to. It noted that applicants’ rankings are calculated based on the score achieved in the total of the four stages of the examinations.

It was further explained that successful candidates in the categories of school principal and assistant school principal can choose up to three vacant schools, according to their preference order, allowing them to determine the positions they wish to occupy, in accordance with the approved vacancies and the regulations governing the distribution process.

The Ministry emphasized that the distribution of successful candidates into vacancies will be based on two main criteria: first, the score obtained by the successful candidate, and second, the order of the preference specified by the candidate. This ensures that the selection process is organized according to examination results and applicants’ preferences, in light of the actual needs of schools and educational districts.

The Ministry of Education added that the competition rules outlined in Civil Service Council Decision No. 18 of 2011 will be applied in case of a tie in scores among applicants, ensuring compliance with approved regulations and achieving fairness and equal opportunity in the procedures for filling supervisory positions.

It was noted that decisions on the secondment of successful candidates to supervisory educational positions will be issued after approval by the Assistant Undersecretary for Educational Affairs and the completion of related administrative procedures, in accordance with the frameworks and regulations governing the work.

The Ministry of Education urged successful candidates to access the Ministry’s official website and specify their preferences through the dedicated electronic service before the deadline for registration, which is Saturday, November 14, 2026. It stressed the importance of adhering to the deadline to ensure the completion of nomination and distribution procedures for available vacancies.