Syrian Ministry of Energy Releases 2026 Vocational Exam Results

The Vocational Education and Training Directorate of the Syrian Ministry of Energy has officially announced the results for the 2026 oil and mining secondary school examinations. Students who sat for these specialized technical exams can now access their results through the ministry’s official digital portal.
The ministry confirmed that the results are available to students online via the dedicated link: https://etd-results.moenergy.gov.sy. In addition to the online portal, the ministry has introduced a mobile-friendly method for result retrieval, allowing students to obtain their scores by scanning a provided Quick Response (QR) code. This digitalization of the results process is intended to streamline access for students and their families across the various governorates.
The examination cycle, which concluded earlier this summer, involved students across multiple specialized technical institutions. On June 7, 2026, the Ministry of Energy initiated the regular examination period for the oil vocational secondary certificate. These institutions serve as a critical component of the country’s vocational training infrastructure, focusing on the specific technical needs of the domestic energy and mining sectors.
The schools participating in this certification process are located in several key Syrian governorates, including Homs, Tartus, and Al-Hasakah. These regions house the primary oil and mining secondary schools that provide the specialized education necessary for the future workforce of the nation’s energy sector. The publication of these results marks the culmination of the academic year for students who have completed their rigorous technical coursework in these fields.
By providing these specialized vocational pathways, the Ministry of Energy aims to continue supporting the development of technical skills required for the operation and maintenance of Syria’s oil and mineral infrastructure. Students are encouraged to visit the official ministry portal or use the provided QR codes to verify their performance for the 2026 academic year.
