On the eve of January, over 300 teachers asked for a one-year break: What does that show?

The SBASK chairman, Nundman Jasharaj, has confirmed that according to the figures they possess, there are more than 300 teachers who have sought annual holiday, free of charge, pending to leave Kosovo after January 1st, 2024.

The exact squares possess the education directors, but out of the figures we have, there are about 300 education workers who have asked for free break one year”, has confirmed to Albanian Post, Nundman Jashari, chairman of the United Education and Culture Unions.

Our concern is that maybe these 300 have asked for a year's break to leave the education system, whether to be employed somewhere inside Kosovo or to go abroad because of visa liberalisation”, Jasharaj says, expressing concern that the number could increase and multiply.

According to scholars Col Mehmet, Such numbers circulate over the possibility of leaving teachers from Kosovo show two things.

These microcosm developments provide two essential items to the Kosovo state's epitheta: (1) the state arose because the will of the West was such, a huge approval for one more state in Europe; (2) the state was broken because simply residents who were its citizens saw life elsewhere.

His complete scripture:

According to a nonconfirmed information, there are hundreds of teachers, if not thousands, who have received a free annual vacation.

So educational personnel already have their own choice of migration to Germany. If this retaliating for one reason or another didn't, in case of a return, then the dropout is ready.

This Albanian can tell what quality work they have in mind when they teach generations that end up down and down every year.

These developments in microcosm give two basics to the Kosovo state epitheta: (1) the state was born because the will of the West was such, a huge approval for a more state in Europe; (2) the state was broken because simply residents who were citizens saw life everywhere but not there.

For Journalism Freedom Mehmetaj, It's a teacher's job now, it's a hard job.

He writes:

While working as a teacher in Kosovo has meant security, comfort and perspective.

Today is one of the hard work.

At the time of the need for national strategies to address the PISA problem, there will be a need for drafting the national strategy for halting teachers in Kosovo.

The teacher who leaves his job in Kosovo to translate into an arm worker in Germany must be unaffordable sadness and aggressive state.

In a parallel world, surrounded by the comforts of life, Albin Kurti told the party's loggers that only in dreams is his success as prime minister been imagined.

They were equipped with their heads around their necks for free construction. They believed them, writes Mehmetaj.