In her speech, Minister Manastirliu emphasized the significance of close cooperation between the school, family and other stakeholders to guide children towards informed choices for the future.

Minister Manastirliu said that during the current year, through the SMIP system, there have been sent to parents over 16 thousand information letters, regarding the tendencies and achievements of their children, as part of a comprehensive career guidance process.

“We have over 300 teachers who guide students for the future in higher education, vocational education or the labor market, to have even more mechanisms to strengthen their role and to influence the intelligent choices of students in cooperation with parents. Your role is an essential and important role in identifying the tendencies and talents of our students, which not only starts at an early age, but also gets consolidated starting from the 6th grade when students are 11-12 years old”, emphasized Manastirliu.

According to this year’s data, there has been recorded a 10% increase in students’ interest in vocational education, proving the effectiveness of this new role in the education system.

The meeting also served as a platform for reflection on the challenges and as an incentive for further support for teacher coordinators, as key links in building an education system oriented towards the future. /k.s/j.p/p.s./