Education requires Catalan C2 to become professor starting in 2024

The Department of Education has announced these jobs to the directors of the educational centers that from 2024 will be a required requirement to have Catalan level C2 to share classes in Catalonia. Hasta now is not a requisite, without a merit.

La Catalonia Education Council (LEC) it includes that all professors must hold the C2 of Catalan, but at this point it was retrieved and quenched. Recently, the judiciary has ruled the legitimacy of the media. Therefore, as of 2024, the C2 will have a requisite required for all masters, as explained Núria Mora, secretary of Educational Transformation of the ‘council’ to the directors in a telematic meeting.

Mora has advanced that facilitates all teachers the access to proof various to be able to accredit these known Catalan languages. “It’s a key accreditation and necessity and the law will recover,” he argued. It was up to the directors to “promote” actively that their teams saquen the C2. As an incentive, it has been announced that women in this level tend to score more in sex.

The notice came as a bomb between the professor, which is affected by the pandemic. In the chat of the telematic meeting he proliferated critical comments on the questions that reckon about in training, meetings, commissions, which the practitioners have hours for the educational areas.

In the Vocational Training sector, this new requirement is due to the fact that there will be an additional difficulty in finding professors of specialties. “If the C1 does not have FP or STEAM professorships, with the actual proposal does not tend to more. We do not have professors”, commented an assistant at the meeting.

The sentence of the TSJC

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This announcement is in force at a time when Education is holding the sentence of the Superior Tribunal of the Court of Justice of Catalonia, which obliges all education centers to contribute 25% of Castellan language. In addition, the Department of Josep Gonzàlez-Cambray is implementing a plan to promote the use of Catalan among teachers after a study by the Superior Council of Evaluation Council that the use of Catalan by the professor to lead the alumni has passed 63.7% to 46.8%. At the meeting, Mora urged the directors to “create spaces to create a learning curve for all languages”. “It’s mandatory,” they said.

In view of the TSJC’s sentencing, Mora wanted to send calm to the centers. “Education is at a legal level and in many months we will respond,” he explained. “Vosotros (the centers) do not have to do anything”, they say.