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The Academic Arab College Of Education is a teacher's training institute. Founded in 1977, it offers its graduates a bachelor's degree - B.Ed

2,500 students from all the Arabic-speaking minorities Muslims, Christians, Bedouins, Cherkessians, and Druze attend the College. Many of its graduates today hold positions in the school and education system teachers, principals, inspectors, and lecturers in various universities and colleges.
The College combines academic discipline with practice, enabling, its students to experience actual teaching in kindergarten, elementary schools, junior high schools and special education schools.
The teaching staff, carefully selected, includes Arab and Jewish teachers with the best credentials. Roughly 65% of the teachers hold a Ph.D. degree.
Popularly known as the "Dar-al-Mualemeen", the Arab College for Education in Israel has been established in Haifa since 1964, following its earliest days in 1949 at Jaffa.
The College is the Education Ministry's principal Teacher Training institution for the Arab education sector.