Digitalizing Schools, Combating Dropout

Tunisia continues its commitment to education for all, with an ambitious goal: covering 97.3% of students in preparatory education by the next school year. This initiative, led by the Ministry of Education, aims to reduce inequalities and ensure a stable academic path for young people. The 2026-2027 academic year marks a significant milestone in the digitalization of schools, with a particular focus on rural areas and disadvantaged communities. To achieve this coverage rate, massive investments have been deployed in the purchase of technological equipment and the training of teachers. Schools benefit from modern digital platforms, allowing students to take online courses and access educational resources. This transition aims to combat school dropout by making learning more interactive and tailored to students' needs. This evolution highlights the importance of inclusive education, where every child has the means to succeed. Authorities emphasize the key role of preparatory education in building an enlightened and competitive future for Tunisia. With these measures, the country commits to transforming challenges into opportunities for future generations.