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About KNO Schools

KNO Schools is a group of educational institutions that keep pace with the unfolding latest technological and pedagogical developments in the field of contemporary education. Their main mission is to build a new generation imbued with global human values while being proud of its local heritage and preserved culture.

Generation Alpha is more likely to develop 21st-century skills that are needed to become competitive in an increasingly disruptive employment market. They should be well-equipped to confront challenges and be adaptive to the ever-changing environment.

KNO believes that Knowledge, nimbleness, and Open-mindedness can become catalysts to better school outcomes, especially if education takes place in a healthy and environmentally-friendly atmosphere.

KNO Schools integrate digitization into its operations to bring an innovative approach to pedagogy while supporting students, teachers, and parents. Ensuring quality curricula, and dedicated experienced teachers with sustainable smart, and green buildings are key success factors for future education.

For more information, please visit our website at: www.kno-taken-edu.com

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Oman at a glance

Country information

Capital:
Muscat
Language:
Arabic, English
Population:
2,773,00
Currency:
Rial (OMR)
Government:
Unitary Islamic Absolute Monarchy
Major Religion(s):
Islam
Climate:
Hot/dry

Country quick facts

Officially known as the “Sultanate of Oman.”

Gained independence from Portuguese empire in 1651.

Oman used to be one of the wealthiest countries in the world due to the incense trade

In Oman, Frankincense trees only grow in the wild.

Oman is the oldest independent state in the Arab world.

The Omani were once considered some of the best shipbuilders in the world, using rope made from coconut fibers to latch shipboards together.

Oman only has one public university - Sultan Qaboos University, where the 15,000 student population is split almost evenly between men and women.