Arab News | Major Saudi education reforms include variable hours for teachers, AI tools and 37,500 promotions

Education Minister Yousef Al-Benyan announced an ambitious program of reforms for the upcoming school year, including a strict ban on educators teaching outside their specializations. The reforms also introduce AI tools to ease administrative workloads, alongside plans to train 240,000 male and female teachers. These initiatives aim to enhance the quality of education in the Kingdom. These reforms are part of Saudi Arabia's Vision 2030, as the government seeks to improve the educational system and boost teacher efficiency, positively impacting the job market and the future of education in the country.