‘There will be no withdrawal by law on the evaluation of teachers, “said the Minister of Education, Religions and Sports Sofia Zacharaki to the members of the Board of Directors of the Teaching Federation of Greece at a meeting on Wednesday afternoon at the Ministry of Education.
In the three -hour discussion where in terms of her ILO The issue of evaluation and disciplinary procedures in progress was raised emphatically, Ms. Zacharakis reiterated that Evaluation is a central choice of government and the ministry and has no punitive dimension but aims to improve and empower the public school.
His political leadership Ministry of Educationexamines only individual improvements related to the bureaucratic part of the process and on the basis of suggestions already requested by education executives.
Sofia Zacharakis stressed that, despite the difficulties left behind by a long crisis, substantial and steady steps have been taken with a steady orientation to enhance public education on the part of the government.
Over 38,000 appointments in recent years
OR Minister of Education He pointed out that in recent years over 38,000 teachers have been made, enhancing the presence of permanent staff in the country’s schools. In addition, reiterated the commitment to 10,000 young people appointments In the summer, before the start of the new school year, with particular emphasis on primary education, with a fair distribution.
At the same time, he noted that the first phase of recruitment of alternates in recent years with this government is being implemented in time, before the start of school chronic, which allows it to be smooth. In the same context, he underlined the ministry’s intention to reduce the period between the first and second phase of recruitment in the gaps.
Sofia Zacharakis pledged to speed up the appointments procedures in the special education carried out through ASEP and reminded that for the first time, when he was Deputy Minister of Education, special education appointments were made and “this will continue by providing both teachers”.
Following a series of meetings with Education Directors and Regional Directors, the Minister of Pedia said she recorded requests and reflections, with the aim of reducing bureaucracy and improving everyday life in schools. Ms. Zacharakis also referred to the issue of teacher training, stressing that a permanent training mechanism will be created on issues that will arise from the teachers’ proposals and in accordance with their own needs.