This presentation discusses improving low graduation rates in the Diploma program by identifying the problem, finding solutions, and developing accountability among students, teachers, and administrators. Potential consequences of low graduation rates for students include falling behind in lessons, being dismissed from the program, and facing difficulties getting good jobs or making money. The presentation proposes increasing student and teacher accountability, improving qualifications and training, developing the curriculum, and encouraging collaboration and teamwork to solve the problem.

1. Welcome to my presentation
We are here to improve the academic
achievement levels of all students in the
Diploma program
I’m Nasser Alqahtani
Student in Interserve

2. We here because graduation rates low and we can try to solve this problem by:
Discussing of the problem-Students, Teachers, SSS, CoE and Families
Find a solution of the problem.

3. What happens if graduation rates continue to be
low?
Consequences for students
• Missed lessons
• Fall behind
• Dismissed
Implication
• The student can’t develop
English skills
• Worse (or no) job
• No money

4. Students accountability
• Arrive early to the class
• Practice the exercises
• Focus with the teachers
• Share ideas

5. Accountability for the COE, SSS, and
Interserve
• Teacher qualifications- Bachelors or higher with correct certificates, (TEFL,
CELTA for English)
• Curriculum development
• Provide equipment that helps to convey information to the student:
1) projectors
2) computers

6. How to develop the educational process
• Teamwork to develop and solve the problem of low student rates
• Collaborate and share ideas

7. Thanks for flowing up my presentation
With best wishes to all with success