The Ministry of Education published the "Educational Picture" data for 2015, and the data concerning Tirat Carmel shows an encouraging picture of progress and strengthening in key indicators in the municipal education system. The matriculation eligibility rate increased from 79.5% in 2014 to 88.4% in 2015, and jumps were also recorded in English, mathematics, and technological education.
A jump in matriculation eligibility rates and in increased subjects
One of the most striking figures emerging from the publication is the sharp increase in the rate of eligibility for the matriculation exam, which climbed from 79.5% in 2014 to 88.4% in 2015. A particularly significant jump was recorded in English at the 5-unit level, whose rate rose from 53% to 68.5%. A significant increase was also recorded in mathematics at the 4-unit level, from 21.6% to 29.8%, and in mathematics at the 5-unit level, the rate rose from 11.4% to 12.2%. Another significant increase was recorded in the rate of those eligible for the matriculation exam with distinction, which jumped from 3.2% in 2014 to 8.8% in 2015, more than doubling the rate of those who excelled.
Notable increases also in technological education
In the field of technological education, the Ministry of Education's data also show notable increases. The technological eligibility rate rose from 72.7% in 2014 to 83.6% in 2015. The technological eligibility rate for technicians and engineers rose from 65.5% to 67.3%, and the technological matriculation eligibility rate rose from 7.6% to 10.5%. The data reflect a consistent upward trend in the key indicators between 2014 and 2015 and indicate a strengthening in educational achievements, with an emphasis on expanding learning at advanced levels and technological education.
The result of professional work and investment
The mayor of Tirat Carmel, Dudu Cohen, He said, "The Ministry of Education's data is a source of great pride for Tirat Carmel. Behind the numbers stand our students, school principals, teaching staff, the Education Department, and the families who accompany and support us along the way. The increase in eligibility for matriculation, in English, mathematics, and technological education is the result of professional work, investment, and faith in the city's children. We will continue to invest in the education system and give every student the opportunity and tools to succeed and go as far as possible."
Director of the Education Department (former), Danny PesslerHe added that "the educational picture published by the Ministry of Education reflects a professional and ongoing process led by school teams, the Darka network, and the Education Department. The increases in English at the 5-unit level, in mathematics at the 4-unit level, in eligibility for the matriculation exam, in the outstanding matriculation exam, and in technological education are the result of setting goals, focused pedagogical work, and professional guidance throughout."
The Tirat Carmel Municipality and the Education Department will continue to work in collaboration with school administrations, the Darka network, and educational teams to strengthen achievements, expand excellence, and increase the number of students choosing advanced, scientific, and technological tracks.