the Queen Rania Teacher Academy organized the “Innovation and Entrepreneurship in Education” exhibition

 In celebration of World Creativity and Innovation Day, the Queen Rania Teacher Academy organized the “Innovation and Entrepreneurship in Education” exhibition in Amman. The event was held in the presence of H.E Dr. Azmi Mahafza, Minister of Education and Minister of Higher Education and Scientific Research, H.E. Mr. Tariq Ali Khan, Ambassador of Canada to Jordan, and Dr. Osama Obeidat, CEO of the Queen Rania Teacher Academy. 

The exhibition aims to foster a culture of innovation and entrepreneurship in public schools, providing a platform for students and teachers to present their ideas to the local community and decision-makers, and to support education through creative approaches that serve the needs of the labor market.  

It is worth noting that this exhibition is one of the key outcomes of the QRTA “Innovation and Entrepreneurship in Education” program, implemented as part of the “Developing Educators in Jordanian Public Schools project. The program is implemented in coordination with the Ministry of Education and supported by the Government of Canada, with the goal of highlighting the role of innovation and entrepreneurship in advancing the educational process.

 In celebration of World Creativity and Innovation Day, the Queen Rania Teacher Academy organized the “Innovation and Entrepreneurship in Education” exhibition in Amman. The event was held in the presence of H.E Dr. Azmi Mahafza, Minister of Education and Minister of Higher Education and Scientific Research, H.E. Mr. Tariq Ali Khan, Ambassador of Canada to Jordan, and Dr. Osama Obeidat, CEO of the Queen Rania Teacher Academy. 

The exhibition aims to foster a culture of innovation and entrepreneurship in public schools, providing a platform for students and teachers to present their ideas to the local community and decision-makers, and to support education through creative approaches that serve the needs of the labor market.  

It is worth noting that this exhibition is one of the key outcomes of the QRTA “Innovation and Entrepreneurship in Education” program, implemented as part of the “Developing Educators in Jordanian Public Schools project. The program is implemented in coordination with the Ministry of Education and supported by the Government of Canada, with the goal of highlighting the role of innovation and entrepreneurship in advancing the educational process.