The Government Steps in: a Radical Change Is Coming to the Lives of Hungarian Teachers
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Content-based refresher training for teachers will be abolished, interns will not have to take exams on the National Core Curriculum, and institutions will also be able to organize internal training.
The government is transforming the system of continuing education for teachers: it will eliminate centrally organized content-based refresher courses, abolish the mandatory exam for trainees based on the National Core Curriculum, and allow educational institutions to organize their own internal continuing education courses. The change was justified by the fact that the previous centralized system gave room for ideological influence and did not a…
The government is transforming the further training of teachers. Certain training courses will be discontinued, the internship exam will change, and new opportunities will be created.
The government is transforming the system of continuing education for teachers with a government decree that is being prepared. In the first phase, the current rules would be modified in three ways: content refresher training would be eliminated, the National Core Curriculum would be abolished for interns, and institutions would be allowed to organize internal training.
Schools and kindergartens would be given a greater role in the further training of their own teachers and centrally organized content renewal training would be abolished. The 120-credit, five-year further training obligation would remain, but the way it can be fulfilled would change. According to the government's plan, institutions would also be able to organize their own internal training.
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