Question 1

What is the Omani national curriculum?

Accepted Answer

The Omani national curriculum is developed and overseen by the Ministry of Education. It covers grades 1–12, divided into basic education (Grades 1–10, with Cycle 1 in Grades 1–4 and Cycle 2 in Grades 5–10) and post-basic education (Grades 11–12). Core subjects include Arabic language, Islamic education, English language, mathematics, science, and social studies.

Question 2

What is the General Education Diploma (GED) in Oman?

Accepted Answer

The General Education Diploma (GED) is the national examination taken by students at the end of Grade 12 in Oman. It is set and graded by the Ministry of Education and serves as the primary university entry qualification for Omani universities. Results determine admission to Sultan Qaboos University, colleges of technology, and other institutions.

Question 3

Can expatriate students attend Omani national curriculum schools?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Under Oman's 2023 School Education Law, non-Omani students can enrol in government schools for a nominal fee of OMR 50 per year. However, as instruction is primarily in Arabic, the curriculum is most suitable for Arabic-speaking expatriate families or those committed to Arabic-language education.

Question 4

What is the difference between public and private Omani curriculum schools?

Accepted Answer

Public Omani curriculum schools are government-run and free for Omani citizens (OMR 50/year for non-Omanis). Private Omani curriculum schools are independently owned but must follow the Ministry of Education curriculum and are licensed and inspected by the Ministry. Private Omani schools may charge fees ranging from OMR 200–800 per year.

Question 5

Does the Omani curriculum prepare students for international universities?

Accepted Answer

The GED qualification is primarily designed for entry into Omani universities and colleges. For students targeting international universities, additional qualifications such as IELTS or TOEFL (for English proficiency), or subject-specific exams, may be required. Some Omani students supplement the national curriculum with private tutoring to prepare for international admission.

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