Replacing expat teachers with bedoons and citizens
Ministry’s intention to lay off 25 percent of expat teachers by the beginning of the next school year, those replaceable by citizens or bedoons.
especially in subjects like Islamic Studies and Arabic. “This will be done gradually according to a set schedule and not all at once,” he said. – Al-Rai
Kuwait News
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- A Kuwaiti virologist discovers a way to treat COVID-19 infections
- The Queen
- Indian embassy in Kuwait begins registration for those who do not have valid travel documents
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- Schools to reopen in November
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Replacing expat teachers with bedoons and citizens was last modified: January 10th, 2016 by
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