Abu dhabi: The General Secretariat of the Khalifa Award for Education has initiated the evaluation and judging phase for the nominees' submissions in its 19th cycle, scheduled for 2026. This phase involves interviews conducted by specialized judging committees to scrutinize the educational projects and initiatives nominated across various fields and categories.
According to Emirates News Agency, the evaluation and judging phase aims to assess the actual impact of the submitted works, monitor their outcomes, and evaluate their contribution to the development of the education system and the enhancement of the learning environment. The process is guided by the excellence standards set by the Award.
Humaid Al Houti, Secretary-General of the Khalifa Award for Education, stated that this phase is crucial in the judging system as it allows a direct review of the nominated works. The evaluation focuses on the effectiveness, sustainability, and positive impact of these projects on the educational field. Evaluation committees, comprising experts and specialists in educational and academic fields, are tasked with studying the projects, analyzing their implementation results, and assessing their alignment with educational development needs and future requirements.
Al Houti highlighted that the field evaluation centers on the impact on students, the primary focus of the educational process. He reiterated the Award's commitment to supporting initiatives that enhance educational quality and outcomes. The Secretary-General also expressed gratitude for the efforts of the judging committees, noting that these contributions bolster the Khalifa Award for Education's status and leadership among specialized educational awards regionally and internationally.