To repeat the normal PNR competition for teachers in 5 regions – News

The normal PNR competition for laboratory teachers should be repeated in the secondary schools of the Afrozo regions, Emilia Romaka, March, Bookia and Ambriya. It was founded by Ankona Tar, a group of competitors protected by lawyer Kaitano Libaro accepted the proposed appeal.
In fact, the administration has discovered an anonymity in carrying out anonymity in conducting a practical test, as the candidates have been asked to connect their name and family name on the sheets used to solve the questions.

The competition, which is banned nationally for entry into about 20 thousand teachers in this role, is built at an inter -level and related procedures in the current case, managed by the Regional School Office of the March Region, which is appointed in the assessment of the candidates.
In detail the types of trials, the Commission has decided to perform practical testing in the mode of writing, in this case, in which the Commission has decided to perform the practical tests (the laboratory and techniques of multimedia communications technology and techniques).
“When a practical test is written in writing – the lawyer comments Liberalism – it is important to respect the general rule of its anonymous performance, because the trialists are not the right reason to know the name of its writer, so to put the reliability and transparency of the competition.”
Dar used this judicial policy, in the present case, this is a practical test to be carried out within eight hours, and includes a technical demonstration targeting a class of technical institution, or professional, “So within eight hours of the same performance provided in the presence of the same performance commission. “. In executing the punishment, the Ministry of Education must now repeat the practical test for all candidates, and then, the oral trials must be repeated and approved the new rankings of the winners, which will begin from the next school year. The competition took place last May at Porto Sand’Pdio.

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