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Saudi teaching master's program sets equal admissions rules

Saudi teaching master's program sets equal admissions rules

Saudi Arabia has closed applications for its Professional Master's Program in Teaching, aimed at university graduates seeking new education jobs.

The National Institute for Professional Educational Development says admission has no priority by region, specialization or gender.

Applicants must pass the specialized Professional License Exam to enter, while passing the educational exam is required to graduate.

The program runs through six universities and focuses on practical training in teaching; it is taught in Arabic.

Candidates who pass a personal and behavioral skills test will have interviews from November 17 to December 24, 2026.

Final results are due on December 31, 2026, and classes are scheduled to begin on January 17, 2027.

The course lasts 10 months, and the program does not include medical insurance, housing or transport.

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