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Ministry updates teacher contract rules
The Ministry of Education issued instructions to its directorates to review the data of part-time teachers and verify their workloads. These measures are part of procedures to organize seasonal contracts during the academic year from September to June, aiming to address teacher shortages and ensure financial and administrative discipline. The ministry emphasized the importance of strictly adhering to a limit of no more than 96 teaching hours per month per teacher, with each hour valued at 50 Egyptian pounds. Therefore, the maximum monthly allowance for a teacher should not exceed 4,800 Egyptian pounds, including deductions. The ministry clarifies that seasonal contracts do not guarantee the right to employment or permanent appointment and states that contracts may be terminated in cases such as absence without a valid reason, health incapacity, or drug abuse. These measures aim to regulate the contractual relationship with teachers, provide social security protections, and focus on addressing the actual needs of schools.
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