PAM offers job opportunities for Kuwaitis in private schools

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Ministry keen on safety of teachers, students; staff members hit 16,892

KUWAIT CITY, Sept 27: The Ministry of Education said that with the reopening of the schools for 2021/2022 scholastic year the number of teaching staff members in general education schools at the secondary level in various regions and educational levels reached 16,892, reports Annahar daily. The educational sources explained the number of male employees was 7,882, while the total number of female employees reached 11,010, including 3,354 teachers in the Capital Educational District and 2,353 in Hawally Education area, while the number of employees in the Al Farwaniya Education area reached 3,408 teachers. The sources added the number of workers in the Ahmadi Educational District was 4,293 male and female teachers, while the number of workers in the Jahra Educational District was 2,748, in Mubarak Al-Kabeer Educational District, 2203, and 341 in the Religious Education Department, and 192 in the Special Education Department.

Congratulated
The ministry congratulated all members of the educational and administrative bodies, parents and students for officially returning to schools, stressing its keenness on the safety and security of all and providing an appropriate environment for school hours. Meanwhile, the Public Authority for Manpower (PAM) has opened the door for appointments in a private sector schools for Kuwaitis who hold university degrees in scientific disciplines, reports Al-Qabas daily. PAM has announced a number of vacancies especially for teachers of Arabic language, Islamic education, mathematics, science, English, special needs, primary school and kindergarten. This is in addition to social workers for graduates with two years experience. PAM has set the October 3 deadline for receiving applications via the designated e-mail on PAM’s social media account.

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