Start of the 2023/2024 school year: Minister of Education has already met with all teachers’ unions in Cape Verde

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Start of the 2023/2024 school year: Minister of Education has already met with all teachers' unions in Cape Verde
Start of the 2023/2024 school year: Minister of Education has already met with all teachers' unions in Cape Verde

Africa-Press – Cape verde. The Minister of Education, Amadeu Cruz, met, separately, on the 11th and 12th of September, with all the teachers’ unions, namely the National Teachers’ Union (SINDEP), the Democratic Teachers’ Union (SINDPROF) and the Teachers’ Union of Santiago Island (SIPROFIS), as part of the start of the new academic year.

The three meetings, according to a note from the Ministry, were promoted to “allow the unions to find out” about the preparations for the 2023/2024 school year, especially the human resources management processes (transfers and placement of new teachers), pedagogical management, rehabilitation of educational infrastructures, school manuals and the School Social Action Program.

Still during the meetings, according to the same source, issues related to the management of teachers’ careers were addressed, namely the resolution of pending issues among the teaching class regarding reclassifications, granting of subsidies for non-reduction of working hours, transition and promotion, retirement of teachers, as well as the revision of the Teaching Staff Career Statute.

ME reaffirms commitment to resolving teacher issues

The Minister of Education took the opportunity to “reaffirm” the Government’s commitment to “resolving the outstanding issues” of teachers, “honoring the commitments made” with the unions and the teaching class, in “depending on the availability of public finances, taking into account takes into account the constraints imposed by the national and international economic situation”.

Amadeu Cruz left the guarantee that the reclassification process would be completed by the end of the year, “according to the schedule agreed with the unions”.

The Minister in charge stated that “the Government is working” to mobilize resources to resolve other issues facing the teaching class, as part of the preparation of the next State Budget.

Amadeu Cruz showed the Government’s “total willingness” to continue and reinforce the “frank, sincere dialogue with the teachers’ unions”, with a view to building convergences with all unions, aiming to stabilize and further enhance teachers’ careers.

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