The Kuwait Ministry of Education has introduced a digital service that allows Grade 12 students and their guardians to view and download their secondary school completion certificates for the academic year 2024/2025. The initiative is part of the ministry’s efforts to modernize its administrative procedures and provide efficient digital services.

This project was launched under the directive of Minister of Education Eng. Jalal Al-Tabtabaei and is expected to significantly improve the accessibility and convenience of educational documentation for both students and parents.

Implemented by the Information Systems Department, in collaboration with several other departments, the system is accessible through the student services portal on the ministry’s official website: 👉 https://moe.edu.kw

Students can log in and securely retrieve their certificates online, making the process faster and eliminating the need to wait for physical copies.

While the online option is now fully functional, students who prefer printed copies can collect their official secondary school certificates starting Sunday, June 29, from their respective schools. This service is available across all educational districts in Kuwait.

The move is part of a broader national effort to enhance digital infrastructure in education. The Ministry continues to invest in technology-driven services to support both students and teachers. Similar efforts were seen when the ministry launched digital platforms for school registrations and exam results in recent years.

For those interested in related developments, the Ministry’s launch of an exit permit system via Sahel App demonstrates Kuwait’s ongoing shift towards digital governance across various sectors.

For more guidance on certificate collection and academic regulations, students and parents can refer to the Ministry’s official education page or reliable educational resources such as the UNESCO portal on digital education.

This digital certificate initiative by the Ministry of Education marks a key step in improving Kuwait’s educational services. By offering both digital and printed options, the ministry ensures accessibility, convenience, and efficiency for all students completing their secondary education.