Mawhiba International Olympiad Program

Student Journey

• The journey of students in the Mawhiba International Olympiad program begins with their participation in the Mawhiba competition. Students must pass the first two stages to be selected for Basic Training, which serves as a foundation for qualifying for training camps.

• As students advance through various training levels, they progress from one camp to the next, ultimately reaching the final stage where they become eligible to represent the team at the international level.

• Participation in international scientific competitions is open to students from grades 8 to 12, provided they successfully pass the candidacy exams at each stage within their respective scientific teams (mathematics, physics, chemistry, biology, science, and informatics).

Competition Fields 

Participation Terms

•Students must be of Saudi nationality.

•Students shall be nominated through preparatory competitions, such as: Mawhoob Competition, Bebras Mawhiba Competition.

Furthermore, the National Program for Gifted Identification is considered a fundamental source for selecting participants.

Continued participation in the training program requires students to successfully pass intermediate assessments, which act as key qualifiers for progression to more advanced stages of training.

Policies

Policy on Completing a Student's Journey in the Mawhiba International Olympiads Program.

•Students are required to attend all lectures and activities within the program. Students whose attendance rate falls below eighty percent (80%) of the program's total hours will be disqualified from receiving the certificate.

•Exceptionally, the certificate may be granted to students if their attendance rate is less than (80%) of the program hours, provided they submit an acceptable excuse and that the attendance rate is not less than (70%).

•Students will be excluded from the program if they engage in behaviors that violate ethical standards and public decency, such as bullying, verbal or physical assault, or disregarding the instructions of authorities.

•Students who repeatedly engage in behavior that violates ethics and public decency will be banned from participating in Mawhiba programs.