Back to school. these rigid transfer rules that discourage tenured teachers

“Ubesk”, Kafkaesque“, “hopeless”. These are the words teachers use to describe their transfer and assignment system, made up of rigid administrative rules that lead to distractions and distractions from the profession.

In the field of national education, it is not uncommon for a student competing in Reunion to be assigned an internship in continental France, at the academies of Creteil and Versailles, which are considered difficult. “People who have the misfortune of putting Guyana in the 25^e definitely want to have it”the trade unionist jokes.

Mastering and risking landing anywhere, young people are less and less ready for it

Loic, 46 years old

“The key to the unattractiveness of the profession is the problems of appointment and transfer. By mastering and taking the risk of landing anywhere, young people are less and less willing to do so.”summarizes Loïc, 46, “veteranNational education, which haswell given“. A professor of literature and history at a professional high school, he taught for ten years in the tough places of ’93 and ’94. Everything got complicated when he followed his wife…