Bulgaria's Education System Faces Severe Cadre Crisis Due To Retirement of Teachers
Bulgaria’s education system is facing budget difficulties and a severe cadre crisis due to the retirement of teachers.
Bulgaria’s education system is facing budget difficulties and a severe cadre crisis due to the retirement of teachers.
About 10% of the places at Sofia University have remained vacant after the additional admission.
The requirement for the certification of diplomas and academic references issued by higher-education institutions in the member-states of the EU, Iceland, Norway, Liechtenstein, and Switzerland with an apostille has been dropped.
A total of 66,611 children will be first-graders in 2016.
For another consecutive year, large universities in Bulgaria announced additional listings in order to fill vacant places.
The American English Academy has marked the end of the school year with a festive ceremony in the school's concert hall.
At its meeting on Tuesday, the Bulgarian government approved additional transfers from the budget of the education ministry to the budget of municipalities amounting to slightly over BGN 26 M.
Bulgarian Prime Minister Boyko Borisov said on Monday that a 10 % increase in the salaries of teachers has not been discussed with him.
The teachers’ salaries are expected to increase by 10 % in Bulgaria at the beginning of next year.
Around 12 000 teachers are expected to gather in the Arena Armeec hall in the Bulgarian capital on Sunday for a discussion of the forthcoming education reform.
At its regular meeting on Wednesday, the Bulgarian government approved additional expenses under the budget of the culture ministry amounting to BGN 300 000.
National qualifications of the world's major Chinese proficiency competition for foreign university students were held in Bulgaria on Sunday, Xinhua news agency has said.
Bulgarian Prime Minister Boyko Borisov has appointed Prof.
The Bulgarian government has approved an action plan which introduces a new range of professional qualification options for school students and adds a list of "protected professions".
The issue of burqas in Bulgaria is exaggerated, but should be considered in light of future security problems, Bulgarian Deputy PM and Education Minister Meglena Kunevas has said.
The government in Sofia has decided to increase 2.5 times the quota for university students from the Bulgarian diaspora living mostly in European countries.
Bulgarian Prime Minister Boyko Borisov has reshuffled deputy ministers in the country's education ministry.
The participants in a national meeting dedicated to security in schools and kindergartens, vowed to step up security at educational establishments in Bulgaria.
The Bulgarian parliament adopted at first reading on Thursday amendments to the Administration Act, which will make it compulsory for high-level state officials to hold higher education.
A record number of Bulgarian high school graduates is expected to apply to foreign universities this year.
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