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Can reforming the pre-university public educational sector in Egypt through privatization influence its quality?
This research investigated the possibility of privatizing pre-university or basic education in Egypt. The pre-university education consists of three levels: primary education (six years), preparatory education (three years) and high school education (three years). The researcher employed the qualita...
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2018
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