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Teachers starting salary rises in Bulgaria and will reach 723 euros a month. This is a rise of 12%, the Ministry of Education and Science said. Salaries of other pedagogical staff in schools are raised by the same percentage, as well as...

For 119 years, December 8 has been more than just the Day of University Students in Bulgaria. It is a symbol of youth and of an independent spirit, of bold ideas and dreams, of freedom and vision for the future. No pandemic can change this,...

Many students in Bulgaria are back online for a third straight school year as COVID-19 rates spike in the EU's least vaccinated country. Parents are furious, saying being away from classmates is taking a heavy mental toll.

Students from the 5th to the 12th grade will return to school when we receive the Covid-19 tests promised by the Ministry of Health, this country’s caretaker Minister of Education and Science Professor Nikolay Denkov said for bTV....

Millions of euros have been siphoned off through fictitious student trips, the Ministry of Education reported.The Ministry had paid almost 4 million euros to the company "Student’s Recreation and Sports" over a...

The fourth wave of Covid-19 continues to disrupt our rhythm of life. On Monday, Bulgaria's caretaker Minister of Education and Science Professor Nikol

COVID-19 infections and deaths have returned to record-high levels in Romania, Bulgaria and other Balkan countries following the opening up of schools.

Send to Kindle Thirty thousand Bulgarian school students and teachers will spend free vacations at tourist sites to support businesses under the "Together Again" programme. Each state and municipal school will be able to send no more than 70 children from the 1st to the 9th grade.  The programme will run from July to September 15, caretaker Education Minister Nikolay Denkov announced at the presentation of the new measures, which will support businesses and the most hard-hit sector during the ...

Students in 7, 8 and 10 grades who were studying remotely from April 26return to classes today. Seventh-, eighth- and tenth-graders will study in-person at least till the end of the month, along with grades 6th and 11th, according to health authorities’ orders. Also from today students from 5th and 9th grade, who returned to classes on April 26, switch over from in-person to remote learning. For twelfth-graders, the school year ended on Friday. Students in the primary school, from 1st through...

Send to Kindle President Rumen Radev is expected to dissolve the 45th National Assembly today, appoint a caretaker government and announce a date for the next parliamentary elections. This will be done with two separate decrees that the Head of State must issue. Radev has already stressed several times that he will not slow down the procedure. It is also related to the expected first meeting of the new electoral commission. The president has already announced that he will provide at least 60 da...