Fez-The Ministry of National Education and Vocational Training has announced new modifications to its rules for teacher rotations in the 2014-2015 school year.
The ministry of education and vocational training announced on its official web site that it is introducing amendments to its rules for rotation of teachers. The reforms are being implemented after a series of consultations with stakeholders regarding recommendations resulting from a study day on teacher rotations held by the Ministry in December 2014.
These changes prioritize applications for family reunification received from applicants who have spent 20 years or more in their current positions.
Second priority is given to teachers who have spent 12 years in their current position.
The new reforms will allow teachers of primary school to apply for rotation after three years in their current position or after two years for those seeking family reunification.
High school teachers who pass vocational entry exams for promotion based on their university degrees are also permitted to participate in rotation if they have spent three years in their current position.
To guarantee equal opportunities, previous teachers of primary school who graduated from regional centers of education and vocational training professions and affected as teachers of middle school or high school teachers, outside their delegation of origin and who wish to return to it will also be allowed to participate in rotations as long as they have spent at least one school year in their current position.
The Ministry will issue further communiques setting the dates for the procedures governing the remaining rotations.
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