Libya Ministry of Education has amended their plans for the new academic year. It was also announced that there will be no mid-terms or end-of-semester exams, but students will still be tested at the end of each school day.
The Ministry of Education has amended its plan for the new school year, explaining that it will establish committees to make sure the course of the study runs smoothly without any disruption.
The academic year will consist of two semesters as before, but each semester will last twelve weeks.
Students are required to attend the classes three days a week, with six lessons a day, provided that each study session does not exceed 50 minutes.
There will be no mid-term or end-of-semester exams, but students will be tested at the end of each school day.
According to the mixed learning system, the students will attend classes at the school building when studying subjects that require teachers' assistance, while some topics will be delivered via educational platforms, with questions placed at the end of
each chapter.
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