Teachers of non-profit schools will have birth certificates – Mehr News Agency Iran and world’s news
According to Mehr reporter, Ahmad Mahmoudzadeh at a press conference at Imam Ali Welfare Center on Thursday afternoon.A) holy Mashhad He stated: Teachers in non-government schools must have identity and birth certificate. One of our key issues is the improvement and promotion of the professional qualification of non-government school teachers.
The Deputy Minister and Head of the Organization of Non-Governmental Schools and Centers and Development of People’s Partnerships of the Ministry of Education further stated: According to the plans, in the next three years, a total of 360 hours of training courses have been held through the Farhangian University and the cooperation of the Educational Research Organization.
He said: Teachers will be certified and if they do not have a qualification card, they will not be allowed to enter schools after three years.
Mahmoudzadeh continued: 60 hours of classes since the end of July this year A Muzashi program tiny we did. This plan has happened for the first time and the courses will be face-to-face and in some places combined.
The deputy minister of education added: We are also pursuing educational and cultural approaches through the specialized deputy of education. We will have 4 serious programs centered on prayer with the cooperation of the prayer staff, which includes celebrations and prayer discussions.
So far, we have not received a report about unusual tuition fees in Razavi Khorasan
Regarding the organization of tuition fees of non-profit schools, he said: We started discussing the organization since last year and considered a specific and common period for tuition fees. So far, we have not received a report about unusual tuition fees in Razavi Khorasan province and Mashhad city. We hope to be able to manage education and training activities throughout the country by managing tuition fees.
Mahmoudzadeh pointed out that there are two types of views regarding non-governmental schools in the country and added: The first view is that non-governmental schools contribute to educational and educational justice, but the second approach emphasizes that education should be free and these schools are social discrimination. strengthen Such a view comes from the fact that some families who have a good financial situation send their children to such schools, and this issue leads to social discrimination. We should create atmosphere and look at these schools with the thought of leadership. The basis of our work and policy is the statements of the leadership and the rules for the establishment of non-governmental schools.
Smartening is the need of all schools
The Deputy Minister and Head of the Organization of Schools and Non-Governmental Centers and the Development of People’s Partnerships of the Ministry of Education said regarding the smartening of schools: If the discussion of using new technologies was optional until yesterday, today it is mandatory. Smartening today is the need of all schools and must happen.
He stated: Most non-profit schools, i.e. more than 95% of them, use new technologies. Although our emphasis is on face-to-face education, we established an understanding with the Ministry of Communications to facilitate the process of using the Internet and technologies, and even provide free Internet to schools and students with priority for deprived areas.
We do not have a shortage of teaching staff in non-profit schools
Mahmoudzadeh said about non-profit school buildings not being safe: If a school building is unsafe, we will not allow it to operate. Last year, more than 1,000 schools and 800 institutions in this land have received warnings or been closed.
Deputy Minister of Education added: In Razavi Khorasan Province, the tuition ceiling is estimated at 31,400,000 tomans and the tuition floor at 6,100,000 tomans. Of course, if a school has entrance exams, it can add 15% to the tuition fee, and that too only in the twelfth grade. this Issue It is completely optional and families must agree to it.
Regarding the salary and insurance of non-profit school employees, he said: In some schools, teachers are abused, which the ministry is following up on. There are even schools that do not pay teachers’ salaries. Part of this issue is due to the lack of legal protection and part of it is due to the lack of kindness of non-governmental institutions.
Mahmoudzadeh said that the facilities and human resources of the schools are taken into account in determining the per capita tuition fees and continued: We are trying to comply with the standards in all schools. We visited very good schools in Mashhad that had very good activities with low tuition fees and should be encouraged. Some schools that cannot be repaired should be closed.
Deputy Minister of Education added: We do not have a shortage of teaching staff in non-profit schools. What is important for us is to improve the ability of teachers and their scientific qualification. No school should allow unselected or unrelated teachers to enter.