Teacher-Health Incentives

With the Cabinet’s approval, the Prime Minister approved a “Jadarat” (competency) incentive for teachers in the Ministry of Education and Al-Azhar. It is capped at EGP 4,000 per month for nine months from the start of the academic year, with a minimum of EGP 500. A teacher may receive it no more than four times during the year. Eligibility requires outstanding performance and a contribution to improving performance, completion of the weekly teaching load and at least 18 days of actual work per month, a performance rating of “Competent” or higher, and compliance with the remaining disciplinary and administrative requirements. The incentive is paid at the end of the month, once the lists of eligible recipients have been approved. The decision also approved a fixed monthly performance incentive of EGP 750 for members of the medical professions. The amount paid depends on the recipient’s evaluation: 100% for a score of 90% or higher; 85% for a score of 70% to under 90%; and 50% for a score of 50% to under 70%. No payment is made to those scoring below 50%. Additional rewards may also be granted, according to work requirements, for night and overnight duties performed by medical staff, including doctors, pharmacists, nurses, and technicians.

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