Egyptian authorities have announced that teachers in Qena will receive bonuses for invigilating secondary school exams. Mohamed Youssef Al-Zaqim, Director-General of the Najc Hamadi Educational Administration in Qena, revealed that all procedures for disbursing bonuses for the 2024/2025 academic year have been completed. The bonuses will be paid in full, without deductions, to teachers who participated in the exams.
According to Al-Zaqim, the Ministry of Education and Technical Education, in coordination with the Ministry of Finance, has provided the necessary financial support to ensure timely payment of bonuses to teachers. The move aims to recognize the efforts of teachers in successfully conducting the exams. Al-Zaqim expressed appreciation for the exceptional efforts made by the financial committee to expedite the preparation of payment lists.
The Director-General of the Najc Hamadi Educational Administration praised the cooperation of the Ministry of Finance's representatives in facilitating electronic payment procedures for teachers' bonuses. He thanked the committee, led by Accountant Ramadan Ali Abu Zeid, for their efforts in preparing payment lists. The committee members, including Mohamed Hajjaj Abd al-Rahman and Ahmed Jalal, were commended for their role in preparing and reviewing payment lists.
Al-Zaqim announced that the actual disbursement of bonuses will begin on Sunday, October 11, 2026, once the allocated funds are received. He emphasized that the bonuses will be paid in full to all teachers who participated in the exams, without any deductions. The move is expected to boost teacher morale and motivation.
The Najc Hamadi Educational Administration has been working to ensure that teachers receive their bonuses in a timely manner. The administration's efforts aim to promote a positive work environment and recognize the contributions of teachers to the education sector. Egypt's education sector has faced various challenges in recent years, including teacher shortages and inadequate infrastructure.
The Ministry of Education and Technical Education has been working to address these challenges and improve the overall quality of education in Egypt. The ministry's efforts include initiatives to enhance teacher training, upgrade educational infrastructure, and promote community engagement in education. The payment of bonuses to teachers is part of these efforts to boost teacher morale and motivation.
The decision to disburse bonuses to teachers in Qena is expected to have a positive impact on the education sector in the region. It is hoped that the move will encourage teachers to continue playing a vital role in shaping the future of Egyptian students. The Egyptian government has been working to improve the education sector, and the payment of bonuses to teachers is seen as a step in the right direction.
Key points
- Egyptian teachers in Qena will receive full bonuses for invigilating secondary school exams without deductions.
- The disbursement of bonuses will begin on Sunday, October 11, 2026.
- The move aims to recognize teachers' efforts in successfully conducting exams and boost their morale.
