What should 300,000 students who are preparing for external examinations and bachelor’s degrees know, given that teachers do not want to end the strike? The leader of the pre-university education union “Muntenia” from Argesh, Adrian Vojka, says that parents’ associations should put pressure on the government every day and ask “how much more they are going to abuse children”.

On Friday at Prima News, Adrian Voika was asked what the 300,000 students preparing for national assessments and the BA should know.

• “Both students and parents should ask the Government every day, and the question will be: “How much are you going to humiliate us and the teachers?”.
• The strike is a legitimate right, it was initiated after decades of humiliation in which social injustice, repeated ignoring of problems in education, repeated changes of ministers of education, endless reforms, all this was the basis of initiating this conflict.
• Politicians who mentioned education only during election campaigns to attract votes, wage injustice has been going on for at least 20 years. In 1997, when the teachers’ status was voted on, until 2003, when legal proceedings against the Romanian state began, teachers’ salaries were illegally cut by 35% every month. Think about how many millions were unfairly taken out of teachers’ pockets, where did this money go? Obviously, in the pockets of the political clientele. The High Court of Cassation and Justice in 2004 with its decision 13 demonstrated the qualified theft practiced by the state regarding teachers’ salaries,” said Adrian Vojka, according to News.ro.

He also clarified that the 2008 law, according to which teachers’ salaries were increased by 50%, is not being implemented either.

• “The fault is not ours. In this situation, the government is to blame, and parents’ and students’ associations should put pressure on the prime minister’s office every day, asking how much longer they will abuse our children,” the trade union leader also said.

On Thursday, the government met in what Prime Minister Nicolae Chuke called an “emergency” meeting to approve the GEO, which was supposed to ease the situation in the education system.

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Summoned to the government for a new round of talks, education union leaders have announced that the strike will continue and union members will decide whether to end it or not.

Registration for the 2023 BA exam was scheduled to begin on Monday, May 29.

On Tuesday, the Ministry of Education announced that it is extending until June 9 the deadline for the registration of candidates for the June-July session of the 2023 National Baccalaureate Examination. The school graduation for graduating students will also be extended until this date. .

The Ministry claims that these changes will in no way affect the calendar of tests for the 2023 ZNO and the 2023 ZNO.

Undergraduate calendar 2023

The 2023 undergraduate examination calendar was scheduled to begin on May 29 with the opening of candidate registration for the first session of the BAC, and the written tests from June 26. The final results of the first session of BAC 2023 will be announced on July 7. What is the new calendar:

• May 29 – June 9, 2023: registration of candidates for the first examination session
• 06/09/2023: End of 12th/13th grade classes
• June 12 – 14, 2023: Assessment of oral communication skills in Romanian – test A
• June 14 – 15, 2023: Assessment of speaking skills in the native language – test B
• 14 – 16 June 2023: Digital Skills Assessment – Test D
• June 19 – 21, 2023: Assessment of language skills of an international language – test C

BAC 2023 written tests

• 06/26/2023: Romanian language and literature – test Ea) – written test
• 27.06.2023: mandatory profile testing – Ec test) – written testing
• 28.06.2023: External examination on choosing a profile and specialization – Ed test) – written external examination
• 06/29/2023: Native language and literature – written external examination
• July 3, 2023: display of results of written tests until 12:00 and submission of appeals from 12:00 to 18:00.
• July 4 – 6, 2023: review of applications
• July 7, 2023: Display of final results

National assessment calendar 2023

The 2023 national assessment for 8th graders will begin on June 19 with a Romanian language test.

For eighth grade students, the school year lasts 35 weeks and ends on June 9, 2023.

National Assessment Calendar 2023:

• June 6 – 9, 2023 – Registration for the 2023 ZNO
• 06/09/2023 – End of classes in the 8th grade
• 06/19/2023 – Romanian language and literature – written test
• 06/21/2023 – Mathematics – written test
• 06/22/2023 – Native language and literature – control written work
• June 28, 2023 (until 14:00) – Display of results before appeals
• 28.06.2023 (16.00 – 19.00) – 29.06.2023 (08.00 – 12.00) – Submission of applications.
• 29.06 – 04.07.2023 – Resolution of appeals
• 07/04/2023 – Display of final results after resolving appeals

Grades V-VIII GPA will be removed from the calculation of the GPA for high school entrance, so the graduate ranking will be based only on GPA on the national assessment starting in the 2022-2023 school year.