Internship to certify 64,000 new teachers
The Algerian Ministry of Education has begun training 64,000 new teachers for 2025 through a nine-month training program. The program includes 255 hours of theoretical instruction and 145 hours of practical training, aiming to enhance their professional competencies and ensure their success in the certification exam. Graduates holding a bachelor's degree and a master's degree will benefit from training that links theoretical knowledge with professional practice, focusing on teaching methods, classroom management, and assessment techniques, with the inclusion of topics such as educational legislation and ethics. Additionally, the Ministry will organize professional examinations for teachers seeking promotion to inspector positions, opening 148 positions dedicated to English language and physical education subjects. These vacancies will be managed through a digital platform with standardized procedures to ensure transparency and efficiency. In the realm of educational achievement, an Algerian student team secured a gold medal in an international robotics competition in South Korea. This success reflects the advancement of the Algerian school system in science and technology fields and underscores the sector's commitment to developing students' skills in sciences and technology.
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