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Kama sehemu ya Mikakati inayolenga kuboresha Maisha yao, Walimu wa Shule za Msingi Nchini Rwanda watapata nyongeza ya 88 katika Mishahara kuanzia Agosti
Mbali na nyongeza hiyo kwa ngazi na Msingi, Waziri wa Elimu amesema Mishahara ya Walimu wa Shule za Sekondari nayo itaongezeka kwa 40%
Pamoja na kuboresha Maslahi ya Walimu, nyongeza hiyo pia inalenga kukuza ubora wa Elimu katika Shule za Umma.
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Primary school teachers in Rwanda will get an 88% pay rise starting in August.
This is part of the country’s incentives aimed at improving teachers’ livelihoods.
Under these new revisions, secondary school teachers will also see their pay increased by 40%, the country’s education ministry announced on its official Twitter page on Monday, August 1.
The communique noted that the net salaries of certificate holders in the teaching profession which currently start at 50,849 FRW (Ksh.5,856) will go up to Ksh.11,010.
“The salaries for Head Teachers, Deputy Head Teachers, and support staff working in public and government-aided schools have also been revised upwards. These decisions come into force from the payment of the teacher salaries of August 2022,” the statement added.
Whereas Rwanda has increased teachers’ salaries by 10% since March 2019, the country’s The New Times newspaper reports that over 1000 teachers leave their profession monthly in search of better welfare.
The new pay rise is part of a package that will incorporate incentives to improve the welfare of teachers and promote the quality of education in public and government-aided schools for general education and TVET.
Mbali na nyongeza hiyo kwa ngazi na Msingi, Waziri wa Elimu amesema Mishahara ya Walimu wa Shule za Sekondari nayo itaongezeka kwa 40%
Pamoja na kuboresha Maslahi ya Walimu, nyongeza hiyo pia inalenga kukuza ubora wa Elimu katika Shule za Umma.
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Primary school teachers in Rwanda will get an 88% pay rise starting in August.
This is part of the country’s incentives aimed at improving teachers’ livelihoods.
Under these new revisions, secondary school teachers will also see their pay increased by 40%, the country’s education ministry announced on its official Twitter page on Monday, August 1.
The communique noted that the net salaries of certificate holders in the teaching profession which currently start at 50,849 FRW (Ksh.5,856) will go up to Ksh.11,010.
“The salaries for Head Teachers, Deputy Head Teachers, and support staff working in public and government-aided schools have also been revised upwards. These decisions come into force from the payment of the teacher salaries of August 2022,” the statement added.
Whereas Rwanda has increased teachers’ salaries by 10% since March 2019, the country’s The New Times newspaper reports that over 1000 teachers leave their profession monthly in search of better welfare.
The new pay rise is part of a package that will incorporate incentives to improve the welfare of teachers and promote the quality of education in public and government-aided schools for general education and TVET.
