Mohammad Ali Khair calls for fair pay for pe teachers
Mohamed Ali Khair Schools have called on the government to fairly compensate session teachers and provide them with at least the minimum wage. He confirmed that the government's rate of 50 Egyptian pounds per session results in total monthly salaries that are below the minimum wage of 8,000 pounds, which hampers their ability to cover basic expenses and negatively impacts the quality of education. He pointed out that the Ministry of Education has begun regularizing the status of session teachers through seasonal contracts from September to June, allowing up to 96 sessions per month at 50 pounds each—totaling 4,800 pounds monthly, which is well below the minimum wage. He emphasized that teachers over 45 years old suffer from exploitation and unfair compensation, and they are demanding a wage adjustment to match the minimum wage to ensure stability within the education system and maintain teaching quality.
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