Education: Retirement after 25 years is a crippling demand by syndicates, Benghabrit says

First responsible for the sector asserted, on the sidelines of supervising the launch of a training session for 418 inspectors at the National Institute for Training Education staff in Harrache (Algiers), that the doors of dialogue are still open for independent syndicates, especially at a time when the CNAPEST decided to continue the open-ended protests, while the syndicates bloc announced on engaging in a three days strike, that is renewed weekly starting from March, 9.

Commenting on the protests and unrest that is experienced by the national education sector, weeks ago, Benghabrit expressed the practices and actions of some “irresponsible” teachers, who strike, but in return provide tutoring to students at homes, stressing that those teachers encourage pupils to go to private lessons and private education institutions.