Winners of 2019 Queen Rania Award



Launched in 2005 by Their Majesties King Abdullah II and Queen Rania in partnership with the Ministry of Education, QRAEE aims to set a national standard of excellence in teaching, and to celebrate and honor educators who work tirelessly to meet it. In 2019, QRAEE announced it had received 3,896 applications, of which 3,582 were for the Distinguished Teacher Award, and 314 for the Distinguished Principal Award. QRAEE also noted that there was a 45% increase in applications for the teacher award and a 24% increase in applications for the principal award compared to last year. Out of thousands of applicants, 29 teachers received the Distinguished Teacher Award, and 11 principals received the Distinguished Principal Award. All winners were handed certificates of excellence, while first place winners among both teachers and principals received trophies as well. Another 30 teachers and 7 principals, who qualified as finalists but did not win, were given certificates of appreciation. 


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