President Nicolas Maduro Presents Five Goals To Improve the Quality of Education in Venezuela
The president also stressed the need for a proper distribution of teachers and professors in schools and lyceums across the country, which is the third objective. “It is an effort and commitment on the part of teachers and professors in the country,” he said. Jan 7, 2025 Photo: VTV
January 7, 2025 Hour: 6:24 pm
Fourth, President Maduro proposed to increase the quality of educational programs by updating content and improving methods that encourage critical analysis among students.
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During a handover ceremony for works recovered by the Military Communal Brigades for Education and Health (Bricomiles), the President of the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela, Nicolas Maduro, outlined a series of strategic objectives aimed at raising the quality of the country’s education system in the context of the resumption of classes by 2025.
President Maduro stressed that the first objective is to ensure that “no child or youth will be outside the Venezuelan education system.” In this regard, he emphasized that currently, 85% of students are in public administration, an achievement that the president described as significant.
The second objective is to ensure five days of classes per week and a minimum of five hours of instruction per day. According to Maduro, this structure is essential for the proper educational development of students.
The president also stressed the need for a proper distribution of teachers and professors in schools and lyceums across the country, which is the third objective. “It is an effort and commitment on the part of teachers and professors in the country,” he said.
Fourth, President Maduro proposed to increase the quality of educational programs by updating content and improving methods that encourage critical analysis among students.
Finally, the fifth objective focuses on raising the quality and management capacity of educational institutions, seeking to elevate the standards of training for administrative, worker, and teaching staff.
The Minister of People’s Power for Education, Héctor Rodríguez, complemented the president’s statements by informing that at the beginning of the school year, 373 schools have been completely restored, with another 102 in the process of being handed over this week.
He also mentioned that there are currently 47 institutions in recovery and 500 more have been selected for restoration.
This set of measures reflects an effort to revitalize the Venezuelan education system amidst significant challenges facing the country.
Autor: MLM
Fuente: VTV
