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Tahiti, August 2, 2024 – After the Minister of Education Ronny Teriipaia was bloodied this Wednesday at the opening of the General Assembly session, the Snetaa-FO teaching union also demands the retention of eight Polynesian competition winners who the National Education Organization cannot do internships in Fenua when these positions are vacant.
Following the Minister of Education on Wednesday, the National Union of Autonomous Action for Technical Education France Ouvrière (Snetaa-FO) also took action through a press release sent to editors on Thursday evening.
Recall that there was “Always support the winner of the competition”and worked “Perseverance allows them to stay in French Polynesia” Teaching union demands Polynesian winners of National Education Secondary Level Competitive Exam "Maintained in Polynesia" estimate “It would be unacceptable if it were not so.”
As Minister Ronny Teriipaia explained at the opening of the Tarajoy Conference this Wednesday, 2024-2025 is “Unpublished” Success in the national secondary education competitions Capes (general education) and CAPLP (vocational high schools). A great year “The number of winners is 67, compared to 38 last year”. It was indeed a cause for celebration. But the minister soon became disillusioned and expressed his thoughts “anger” and its “sad”.
“I don’t understand it at all”
In fact, if some of them were assigned to the French mainland, 49 were assigned to Polynesia. Of these 49 winners, “The Ministry of National Education refused to assign eight Polynesians to Fenua. This is totally incomprehensible to us, as we are in a position to welcome them”annoyed by the minister ‘Unfortunately there is a lack of support’ Vice-Principal, National Education Representative. “Who would we welcome to fill these positions? Are there any available?” Ronny Teriipaia asked, he still didn’t know “Who will take their place so far?”.
Snetaa-FO, for its part, recalled that for five years it had been sounding the alarm as more and more Polynesian winners “Forced to do internship abroad”. It sends a bad signal because for the minister“This is a way to prevent our children from taking competitive exams and career development”.
That is why Snetaa-FO called “Establishing a financial and administrative support system”He has raised the issue with the vice-chancellor but it has yet to materialise. “History repeats itself year after year”it is still a pity that the teaching union will be. Similarly, the minister also expressed the hope that “Those who have not found a job in Polynesia but wish to continue their internship in France can benefit from support for territorial continuity”and the Directorate General of Human Resources (DGRH) “Accepting a postponed internship” For those who are unable to do so this year.
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