Terrible: On the eve of Pisa, August makes a host of spelling mistakes in a communique (Photo)

When Kosovo was ranked third in the final position in the Programme for International Students Rating (PISA), then Education Minister Arsim Bajrami had said the results were unexpected and that they are working on improving this situation in education.

“We need a lot to improve in many segments of education, first to take the step of being comparable to the countries of the region. But, I'm sure that in 2018, when we get the first results of our two-year-old work, we'll be compared to European Union states”, Minister Bajrami said.

However, the ministry he once led today has issued a communique with a host of spelling errors, which may well indicate that the results even this year will be just as depressing.

“Communics ] MAST: No students will have a problem with recognising international diplomas”.

It is this title that MART addresses media to show that the expulsion of Kosovo, or the Kosovo Agency for Discension (AKA), by the European Book of Quality Security in Higher Education (EQAR), will not influence recognition of diplomas internationally, Koha.net reports.

But only in the title, August has made three mistakes in spelling and one error in score.

“comunics” instead of “comunicate”, “No students” instead of “no student” and “International” instead of “”, while prior to setting two points have left a space.

“The Ministry of Education, Science and Technology , guarantees that no students will have a problem with recognition of international diplomas or admission to the European Universities and that they will be treated the way they have been treated so far”, says August in this communiqué that again releases errors in spelling.

“The Education Ministry...” instead of “the Ministry of Education”, then we have a space ahead of the point sign that the rules of the Albanian language do not allow that. And at the end of this sentence is the word “siq” that must be “sic”.

“Tendence to say that our students' diplomas will not be recognised in Europe are low, malicious manipulations and harm the image of our Universities and our diplomas”.

In the second sentence of the United States communiqué, we find again a mistake in the punctuation signs, since there is no space left after the cut, and the word “diplories” writes “diplomps”.

“MAST will be strongly engaged in the new programmes that will be accredited, guarantee quality and will have the same importance and validity”, the Ministry of Education, Science and Culture later writes.

In this paragraph, MAST reiterates the error as a sign of setting by leaving no space after commencing, as well as the word “vs” writes “hibernation”.

“Albania, Montenegro and Macedonia are not part of ECU and their students have no problem dating diplomas”, writes the next sentence from August.

Now we realized that the State Information Officer doesn't know the setting rules, but not alone. “Macedonian” makes “Macedonia”.

This is also a powerful fact that exposes manipulations that our students' diplomas will not be recognised in the EU. But in no way is there any mention of relativising or reducing the importance of ECAR for recognising the worth of our diplomas”, says the last paragraph of August.

“EU”, if you don't know it's “Europapean Union”, which in Albanian is “The European Union” and its shortcut is “EU” Once again the word “fugility” returns to “

“At the same time MAST remains committed to returning Kosovo's Agentacy to ECAR within the 90-day complaint deadline of “, concludes its “communicate with a lot of errors.

In this paragraph, the State Information Official leaves two spaces behind the word, and doesn't even use a point sign at the beginning of the sentence, so after “simultaneously”. Also, the word “Agent” writes “Aageci”

We remember that education experts in the country had said that this international assessment that has been made to the level of education in Kosovo shows that Kosovo cannot possibly have a good perspective.

In 2016, the student's international evaluation program, known with the cut “PISA” has ranked Kosovo 68th in the midst of 72 states, which have submitted to that assessment.