The educational process in Jordan reflects the wise Hashemite leadership's high interest in providing education opportunities and achieving integration in providing these opportunities throughout the kingdom's cities, rural areas, and desert areas, regardless of sex, language, and religion. This policy has been enhanced in the educational legislations at all levels; namely, the Jordanian Constitution; education-related laws; and the observed regulations, instructions, and principles. Jordan's education philosophy stems from the Jordanian Constitution, the Arab and Islamic civilization, the principles of the Great Arab Revolt, and the Jordanian national experience.

Jordan continued its efforts to bring about a comprehensive educational development in all fields of the educational process so that this would positively reflect on students since they are the core and main objective of this process. Development included several aspects, including teaching of English in all classes, computerization of education in the Kingdom's schools, training teachers and students to have computer skills so as to simplify the educational process; deepen students' understanding, and making the educational process more feasible, useful, and enjoyable. Development also included the establishment of King Abdullah II Schools for Distinction; the expansion in setting up government-owned kindergartens in the underprivileged areas; encouraging the private sector to continue its efforts in this field; developing special educational programs for children with learning difficulties; continuing the development of curricula, books and educational methods; adopting a policy for sustainable professional development and implementing the grading system for teachers; and improving schools' buildings, facilities, and services. Through all these steps, the Ministry of Education hopes to introduce quality education and teaching, develop a way of thinking that copes with the age of information in keeping with his Majesty King Abdullah II Bin Hussein's vision that Jordan would be a center of information technology in the region.