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Minya teachers seek aid after 5-year capacity cutoff
Approximately 1,700 part-time teachers staged a protest in Minya Governorate, protesting their exclusion from work in the new academic year after years of service, despite their contributions to fill the gaps in schools and their endurance of challenging working conditions. These teachers, some of whom have spent between 4 and 8 years working on part-time contracts, demanded that the Ministry of Education attempt to review their cases and reconsider their exclusion, emphasizing that some of them left other jobs to continue teaching on a part-time basis. At the same time, the Ministry of Education announced the appointment of 43,000 assistant teachers as part of its plan to address shortages, contracting with part-time teachers through seasonal contracts at a monthly salary of 4,000 Egyptian pounds to cover the staffing gaps in schools.
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