April 28 Ankara removal of teachers awaiting appointment. Here are the demands…

Teachers Awaiting Appointment Come Together in Ankara: Demand for the Appointment of 68,000 Teachers and the Abolition of Interviews!

Teachers waiting to be appointed want to make their voices heard at the demonstration to be held in Ankara Ulus on Sunday, April 28. The main purpose of the demonstration is to appoint 68,000 teachers as soon as possible and abolish the interview system.

Reactions to the Interview System are Increasing

Teachers awaiting appointment argue that the interview system is not fair and transparent. Teachers, who state that they are exposed to arbitrary practices of the system and their merits are ignored, demand that this situation be put to an end.

Teachers are waiting for 68,000 appointments

According to the Court of Accounts reports, MEB needs 200 thousand teachers. According to the statement made by the Ministry of Education, it is not clear how many teachers will be appointed in total for 2024. Numbers of 25-30 thousand are pronounced. However, according to the Court of Accounts reports and expectations, this is a very low rate. However, it is stated that this number will not be enough to meet the need and appointments are delayed. Teachers waiting for appointment want the authorities to take urgent steps to solve this problem.

Participation in the Show is Expected

In addition to teachers waiting to be appointed, education unions and non-governmental organizations are expected to participate in the demonstration to be held on Sunday, April 28 in Ankara Ulus. Detailed information and transportation plans will be shared in the coming days for those who want to attend the show.

Acting Together for Quality Service in Education

The demands of teachers awaiting appointment are not limited to their own situation. They also fight for the overall improvement of the education system and the provision of quality education to all students. For this reason, they call on the entire education community and sensitive citizens to support the demonstration on April 28.