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Teacher Could Lose His Job and All Benefits - Channel 5 Belize - Vimarsana News

Teacher Could Lose His Job and All Benefits - Channel 5 Belize

And while the law will deal with the teacher criminally, the school management of Aguacate R.C Primary School is also expected to take disciplinary action against him. Under the education rules, teachers who engage in any activity that brings the teaching profession into disrepute, whether on the job or not, can be disciplined if criminally

Teaching Commission Rethinks Decision on UDP Mayoral Candidate's Leave – Love FM Belize News & Music Power - Vimarsana News

Teaching Commission Rethinks Decision on UDP Mayoral Candidate's Leave – Love FM Belize News & Music Power

The Teaching Services Commission will be rethinking its position on the United Democratic Party Mayoral Candidate Jacklyn Burns

Source: lovefm.com
Grant Aided Managing Authority Expresses Gratitude as Government Commits to 100% Funding - Vimarsana News

Grant Aided Managing Authority Expresses Gratitude as Government Commits to 100% Funding

Shortly after Minister Fonseca’s announcement in the House, the Grant Aided Managing Authority of Schools issues a press

Source: lovefm.com
Caricom fix to teacher crisis - Vimarsana News

Caricom fix to teacher crisis

Jamaica may be affected more than others by the exo­dus of teachers from classrooms for better-paying jobs elsewhere, including abroad. The problem, however, isn’t uniquely Jamaican.It’s across the Caribbean and

SDMS: New teacher interview process against Concordat - Trinidad and Tobago Newsday - Vimarsana News

SDMS: New teacher interview process against Concordat - Trinidad and Tobago Newsday

The Sanatan Dharma Maha Sabha (SDMS), in a legal letter to the Teaching Services Commission (TSC) on Monday, has raised concerns over the new interview process for the recruitment of teachers for denominational schools. It believes the new process goes against the Concordat. The SDMS added that if the TSC did not respond by Friday