Abstract
This study investigates the impact of teacher training on improving the quality of the educational process. It highlights the significance of teacher training in developing teachers’ competencies, analyses its relationship to the quality of education and explores its implications for learners’ performance and outcomes. The study adopts an analytical descriptive approach, characterised by its ability to describe educational phenomena and examine their various dimensions.
The research problem focuses on the extent to which teacher training contributes to achieving the intended educational objectives and improving educational outcomes. The findings suggest that training is a key component in refining the educational process, as it develops not only knowledge, but also pedagogical and communication skills.
The results also show that training effectiveness is linked to its alignment with teachers’ real needs and its openness to educational and technological developments. The study concludes that effective training empowers teachers to plan learning effectively and adopt contemporary teaching strategies, thereby improving learners’ efficiency and enhancing the overall quality of education.

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