[67587] Matriculation Exam Preparation Campaign in Iraq: Focus on English Studies

Educational Initiatives Ahead of the Matriculation Exams in Iraq

As 11th-grade students in Iraq prepare for the transition to the critical 12th grade, the Telegram channel نيمار ابن الانبار reports on focused educational initiatives aimed at alleviating anxiety regarding the government exams. According to the channel, which reports to a cumulative audience of over half a million viewers, there is a widespread fear among students regarding English language studies, defined as "Oodat al-Ingilizi" (the English complex).

As part of the efforts to assist students, the channel promotes the teaching methods of instructor Sajjad Al-Obeidi. According to نيمار ابن الانبار, the goal is to transform the subject from "rote memorization and a burden" into deep understanding, while guaranteeing a score of 100 on the exams. The channel emphasizes that Al-Obeidi's modern teaching method is designed to prevent the "frustration and distraction" that characterize students at the beginning of their journey on the matriculation track.

In addition to the free educational content offered, the channel reports that registration for closed study groups, known as "The Golden Groups" (الكروبات الذهبية), remains open for additional subjects. This is an initiative that highlights the growing demand for private preparation services outside the public education system as a response to exam pressures.