The Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology has opened a school / child supporter human resources bank in preparation for the reopening of schools that had been closed due to the spread of the new coronavirus infection.Regardless of whether or not they have a teacher's license, the aim is to secure human resources who will cooperate with school activities after resumption, and we are calling on retired teachers, students who want to become teachers, and cram school teachers to participate.
According to the Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology, after the school is reopened, lessons will be held to avoid crowding, so teachers and learning instructors who will provide supplementary lessons at the educational site will be needed more than ever.The Ministry of Education envisions lessons as part-time instructors, individual guidance to children and students, disinfection work in the school building, simple office work, etc., and supports connecting schools and homes with information technology for those who are strong in information and communication technology. I'm expecting a role.
You can apply for registration from the Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology website.It doesn't matter if you have a teacher's license to apply for registration, but in addition to asking if you can teach by yourself, ask the registrant to specify the city, town, or village you want to work in, create a list, and create a list of prefectures and prefectures. Provide to government-designated cities.Whether or not to hire is decided by each local government, and the conditions for hiring and whether or not there is a reward are also decided by the local government.
The government has added 2020 billion yen to the supplementary budget for 3,100, which is equivalent to 6 teachers added to elementary and junior high schools, 1,200 learning instructors, and 2 school support staff.We are aiming to catch up with class delays by being able to handle distributed school attendance, small class classes, and supplementary lessons.
