The Bulgarian Teachers' Union is proposing that teachers' salaries be increased by at least 15% by 2025. The move is expected to attract more men into teaching, helping to balance the profession and make it less feminised.
This was said by Yanka Takeva, head of the Bulgarian Teachers' Union, at the International Education Forum "Education through the Paradigm of Humanism and Artificial Intelligence" in Varna. If in the past there was a shortage of teachers in the humanities, now there is a shortage in science and mathematics. This year, some 2,500 retirees will re-enter the education system. Takeva also stressed the need to improve technical equipment in schoo
Caretaker Premier Dimitar Glavchev held a conversation with caretaker Minister of Interior Atanas Ilkov in connection with the preparation for the upcoming elections on October 27, the press center of the Council of Ministers reported. Premier..
From September 2 to 11, the Central Election Commission is accepting documents for the registration of parties and coalitions for participation in the parliamentary elections on October 27. After the deadline, it will become clear which political..
Bulgaria is hosting the 18th European Forest Pedagogics Congress. The four-day forum will take place at the “Georgi St. Avramov” Experimental Forest Station in Yundola under the motto: “European Forests Stressed by Fires, Droughts and Storms – A..
The number of foreign tourists visiting Bulgaria’s southern Black Sea coast during the summer season is the same as last year, according to data..
Natural gas prices increase by 1.9% in September compared to the previous month. The Energy and Water Regulatory Commission set the price of natural gas..
The National Council of the Bulgarian Socialist Party expelled former leader Kornelia Ninova and three other members of BSP - Georgi..
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