Why boycotting simulations is likely to fail. “We’ve been doing this for two years to encourage people to participate”
Education unions have said 73,000 members across the country are in favor of boycotting mock national exams and pushing for
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The students protested, on Saturday, in Piaţa Victoriei and the large university centers in the country. “Do you write laws for Education, or against it?”
Several dozen students took to the streets on Saturday in Bucharest and in the big university cities to express their
Analysis The Ministry of Education proposes a new profile for school principals. Specialist: “Consecrate school management as a distinct profession”
The Ministry of Education and Research launched in public consultation the professional profile of the school manager, a document that
Analysis Schools divided under the specter of the boycott: between “it’s a gesture of protest” and “the children are not to blame”
Pre-university education unions have announced that more than 50% of teachers have decided by signature not to participate in national
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The process of enrolling children in primary education for the 2026–2027 school year begins in March 2026 and includes several
Nine out of ten college graduates find work, but many complain about salaries: “We don’t all need degrees”
Graduated higher education increases the chances of employment for most Romanians, international statistics show, but many of them remain dissatisfied
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In Romania in 2026, a university degree no longer automatically guarantees an attractive salary. Official data and labor market analyzes
Tensions in education: around 40,000 teachers prepare to strike ahead of mock national exams
Federation of Free Trade Unions in Education (FSLI) and Federation of Education Trade Unions “Spiru Haret” announced on Tuesday the
Who was Sofia Nădejde and how she dismantled the theory that women are less intelligent
Although it seems hard to imagine these days, in the 19th century many European intellectuals believed that women were naturally
Education unions accuse teachers of pressure to participate in the simulation of national exams
The Federation of Free Trade Unions in Education (FSLI) and the Federation of Trade Unions in Education “SPIRU HARET” advertise,