TIRANA, May 2/ATA/- Education Minister Besa Shahini said that the secondary school leavers who want to follow online consultations after May 18 and do not want to come to the classroom, will be able to continue from home.
Through a video message, Shahini explained that from May 4, the Director of the Center for Educational Services Rozana Vrapi will inform the pupils about the details of the Matura exams.
“In parallel, Akademi.al has shot questions and solutions for the main exams in mathematics and science and which will be broadcasted on the ART. This year you will be better prepared than ever for the Matura exams”, – said Shahini.
“The return to the school is not mandatory, but the doors are open for the secondary school leavers who want to have a class consultation. If you think and believe that you can do it without consulting, you can go home during this time and work individually and you must notify the school administration before May 11 in order to plan the reduction of pupils in the classrooms and social distancing “, -said Shahini.
“No, there will be no need to work on Saturday and Sunday. It will take three weeks to prepare for the state matura exams and the pre-determined time will be enough. Unfortunately, there will be no graduation party this year, as they do not allow social distancing. There will be other ways to celebrate “, – said Minister Shahini. /a.g/p.s./
