“We all want as many pupils as possible to have a good knowledge of and be able to speak Romanian. At present, one of the problems is a shortage of teachers who can teach in Romanian in these regions or who can teach in the lower years, so that we can open more classes taught in Romanian. This project aims to encourage teachers from other regions to move to Gagauzia and Taraclia to teach in Romanian,” said Dan Perchun, Minister of Education and Science.
The aim of the programme is to attract more teachers to the region, reduce the shortage of teaching staff, ensure a high-quality educational process and improve learning outcomes in Romanian in schools where teaching is conducted in the languages of ethnic minorities.
The allowance is provided to offer financial support to teachers who agree to relocate to fill vacant teaching posts in the region. This measure does not apply to teachers already working in educational institutions in the Autonomous Territorial Unit (ATU) of Gagauzia and Taraclia.
The allowance will be paid in two instalments: the first following appointment and commencement of employment, and the second after six months’ service, provided the employment relationship continues. The support measures are aimed at teachers with at least five years’ experience, teaching a minimum of 18 hours per week, in schools within the Autonomous Territorial Units (ATUs) of Gagauzia and Taraclia.
This story was translated with the assistance of artificial intelligence.The translation was also reviewed by the Logos Press editorial team.
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