as his priority SYRIZA – Progressive Alliance presented Alexis Tsipras abolition of the minimum import base in Universitieswith the president of the official opposition party promising that this would be one of the first decisions to be made if a progressive government led by SYRIZA is elected in this year’s elections.

In particular, answering questions live on social media, Mr Tsipras called the minimum admission base “absurd” and “immoral”, accusing the prime minister of Kyriakos Mitsotakis as well as Minister of Education Nikis Kerameos that with this measure they “cut out” 20,000 young people from higher education institutions “in order to go to private colleges.”

“Legislation before the declaration of bases”

“We consider it absurd, we consider it immoral. Therefore, I want to state that the abolition of the minimum admission base will be one of the first acts of the next progressive government, and it will come into force after the exams that students will take this June,” said Mr. Tsipras.

This will be achieved by legislatively abolishing the minimum import base, he said, so that when the results are published in September, the algorithm “that was in place before Ms. Kerameos passed the law” would apply.

In addition, since the previous government legislated in 2018 “a new system that provided for “green” and “red” schools, that is, those where the demand was less than or equal to the available places and could admit children without exams, and schools of high competition, where there should be some competitive process.” “Of course, Mrs. Kerameos canceled it, we are looking to restore it,” he noted.

Across the country: “Unchanging”, but “not a man.”

In response to a question he received in the context of an online Q&A about whether there could be a university admission system without exams, Mr Tsipras replied that Greek-wide exams “are the only constant thing we have in this country. ‘, commenting, however, that it is not a ‘person’.

In addition, he pointed out that the previous government legislated in 2018 “a new system that provided for the presence of “green” and “red” schools, that is, those where the demand was less than or equal to the available places and children could go. without exams and highly competitive schools, where there should be some kind of “competitive process”. “Of course, Mrs. Kerameos canceled it, we are striving to restore it,” he said.

Asked about student welfare, Mr Tsipras attacked the government for appointing a “former youth party president” to run student housing, who, in the words of President SYRIZA, “left most of the hostels to their mercy.” .

Alexis Tsipras cited as an example the protests of Kapodistrian University students in the winter of 2021, who said they had neither heating in snowy conditions nor security, resulting in “unpleasant events”.

Panhellenic trials will begin on June 1.

As a reminder, this year’s national exams will begin on June 1st.

As announced in September, the syllabus for the Panhellenic Examinations for 2023 is as follows:

Daily and evening lari

Friday, 06.02.2023 General education course in modern Greek language and literature

Tuesday, 06/06/2023 Ancient Greek, Mathematics, Biology O.P. Humanities, O.P. positive research and O.P. Sciences of Economics and Informatics, O.P. medical research

Thursday, 08/06/2023 Latin, Chemistry, Informatics O.P. Humanities, O.P. positive research and O.P. medical research, O.P. economics and informatics

Monday, 06.12.2023 History, Physics, Economics O.P. Humanities, O.P. positive research and O.P. medical research, O.P. economics and informatics

Daytime and evening EPAL

Thursday, 01/06/2023 New Greek

Saturday, 03/06/2023 Mathematics (algebra)

Wednesday, 07/06/2023 Anatomy-Physiology II, Principles of Economic Theory (AOTH), Computer networks, Principles of organic agriculture

Friday, 06.09.2023 Electrical Engineering 2, Architectural Design, Law of the Sea – International Rules of Shipping – Applications, Contemporary Art History

Saturday, 06.10.2023 Hygiene, Computer programming, Organization and management principles (ORM), Machine components

Tuesday, 06/13/2023 Electric machines, Modern agriculture, Navigation II, Marine machines

Thursday, 06/15/2023 Materials Science, Construction, Internal Combustion Engines (MEK II), Digital Systems

Friday, 06/16/2023 Refrigeration and air conditioning components, aircraft engines, central heating structural components

Special and music lessons for GEL and EPAL

Saturday, 06/17/2023 English 10:00

Monday, 06/19/2023 German 8:30

Tuesday, 06/20/2023 Free project 8:30

Wednesday, 06/21/2023 Line drawing 8:30 am

Thursday, 06/22/2023 Harmony 8:30

Friday, 06/23/2023 Ear test 16:30

Saturday, 06/24/2023 Musical perception and knowledge 12:30

Monday, 06/26/2023 Musical performance and interpretation 8:30

Tuesday, 06/27/2023 French 8:30

Wednesday, 06/28/2023 Spanish 8:30

Thursday, 06/29/2023 Italian 8:30