Unions in Education: The simulations of national exams will be "seriously disrupted"

Representatives of the Federation of Free Trade Unions in Education and the Federation of Trade Unions in Education 'Spiru Haret' announced that the simulations for the national exams will be 'seriously disrupted' due to the non-participation of over 73,000 employees in education.

This represents more than 50% of the union member teachers, and approximately 28% of them have opted for a strike. The union members accuse the school inspectorates of abusive practices, such as the unjustified increase in the number of students in classrooms and the reduction of committee members, which turns the simulations into a formal process without relevance. They emphasize that the non-participation in the simulations is a warning signal and foreshadows a large-scale protest scheduled for the end of the school year, during the national exams.