As the new academic year approaches, Egyptian authorities have published the official fee schedules for students enrolled in public schools, according to a report by Youm7.
The announcement, made on Monday, outlines the tuition costs that families will need to budget for the upcoming school term. The figures apply to students attending state-run schools across the country, with payment terms structured in installments.
The fee structure varies depending on the type of institution. Separate reporting from Masrawy indicates that schools in the 6th of October area charge tuition ranging from 12,000 Egyptian pounds at the lower end to as much as 185,000 pounds for higher-tier programs. These figures highlight the wide gap between standard public education and more expensive options in specific districts.
Additional coverage from Mubtada and Al-Masry Al-Youm has detailed the payment process for public schools, including the amounts due for the first and second installments and the methods families can use to complete their payments. The reports also break down the fees for private and international schools, giving parents a full picture of what to expect depending on their choice of institution.
The release of these figures comes as families across Egypt finalize their preparations for the school year. The fee schedules are intended to provide clarity on costs ahead of the term start, allowing households to plan their finances accordingly.
Parents are advised to review the specific fee list for their child's school and confirm the payment deadlines, as installment schedules may differ by institution and grade level.
