Your window to the latest in "Education for a New Era"

The Supreme Education Council web site is a key source of information about Education for a New Era and one of the most important vehicles of communication between the SEC, its three institutes (Education Institute, Evaluation Institute and Higher Education Institute), and all stakeholders. This bilingual website (Arabic and English) is updated regularly, to provide the latest news and information about Qatar's pioneering K-12 education reform initiative and reports on the institutes activities.

The website uses cutting edge technology to provide visitors with various materials such as news, press releases, official documents such as application forms for scholarships, training programs and application forms for Independent School Operators. The site also includes interactive and multimedia services, providing a wealth of information in the form of video clips, sound files, and images.

Some of the most popular sections and categories available on the website include:

What's New
provides information on whatever is new in Qatar's K-12 education reform initiative.

In the Spotlight
provides in-depth coverage of an event or issue under discussion at a particular point in time. This month, it highlights the launch of the National Professional Standards for School Teachers and Leaders.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
is devoted to responding to questions from stakeholders, including teachers, parents, community members, etc.

BLOG
is online discussion forum for the public to post their views about important issues related to the reform effort. To join in the discussions, check out http://www.english.education.gov.qa/content/blog/

Gulf Education News
features daily news on the latest issues in education in the GCC states sourced from "Gulf in the media" site.

School News
reports on activities and events that have taken place in the Independent Schools.

E-Newsletter:
monthly on-line newsletter which provide subscribers with up-to-date information on the progress Qatar's comprehensive education reform initiative. There are currently over 1,000 subscribing to English version and 5,200 to Arabic.