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National University of Education declines to charge staff for training
The National Union of Education, affiliated with the Moroccan General Confederation of Labour, has rejected the Higher Education, Research, and Innovation Ministry's decision to impose high financial fees on employees and workers wishing to pursue their studies at public universities. They consider this move as a threat to the principles of free education and equal opportunities. The union emphasized that imposing these fees breaches employees' rights to continuous training and scientific and professional advancement. They argued that this policy is part of a trend toward commodifying higher education and transforming universities into commercial spaces that impose financial burdens on those seeking to develop their academic paths, potentially preventing many groups from accessing education. The union called for providing necessary facilitation and incentives to encourage ongoing training and improve the skills of human resources in the public sector, instead of imposing fees that could hinder employees' ability to continue their higher education.
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