More than 50 percent of young teachers assigned to work in schools in cities and districts of the country did not show up for their jobs. According to the press service of the President of Tajikistan, on September 1 of this year, during Knowledge Day, Emomali Rahmon delivered a speech at the Khatlon State Medical […]
More than 50 percent of young teachers assigned to work in schools in cities and districts of the country did not show up for their jobs.
According to the press service of the President of Tajikistan, on September 1 of this year, during Knowledge Day, Emomali Rahmon delivered a speech at the Khatlon State Medical University.
During his speech, Rahmon stated that this year more than 260,000 children entered the first grade.
The President of Tajikistan expressed concern about the unwillingness of young teachers to work in schools.
“This year, 3,432 young specialists in the field of education were assigned to work in educational institutions of the country, of which 49 percent have been reported to the education departments of cities and districts to date,” Rahmon stated.
The President of Tajikistan also expressed concern about the non-fulfillment of the admission plan for applicants to institutions of all levels of vocational education in the country, which, according to him, has become a troubling issue.
As a result of the first stage of admissions through the National Testing Center, out of 106,000 graduates, only 35,000 received the right to enroll in higher educational institutions.
Over the past 30 years, under the rule of Emomali Rahmon, due to the erroneous policies of the government, the country has faced a crisis in all areas, resulting in the people, especially the youth, losing faith in their future in Tajikistan. For this reason, young people are unwilling to either study and learn a profession or work in their specialty after graduating from university, which is why those who received assignments after university do not show up for their jobs.