Question 14266 — private education

Summary

Mr. Romain Daubié draws the attention of the Minister of National Education to the particularly worrying situation of delegated teachers working in private establishments under contract. In fact, these personnel, who represent approximately 20% of teachers in this sector, provide an essential part of the replacements and occupy vacant positions, in the absence of teachers in the replacement zone, unlike teaching. audience. Since the entry into force of the new management framework on September 1, 2023, numerous difficulties have been reported. In several academies, teachers delegated to permanent contracts struggle to obtain full-time service over the entire school year. Some suffer reductions in their hourly rate without being able to claim unemployment compensation, thus aggravating their economic fragility. Furthermore, in a context of budgetary restrictions leading to job cuts, risks of layoffs appear, including for experienced teachers. This situation is all the more paradoxical as the education system is experiencing a crisis of attractiveness and increasing recruitment difficulties. Finally, prospects for tenure remain limited, with internal competitions being difficult to access, both due to the low number of positions open than difficulties in preparing them in conditions compatible with a full-time activity. In this context, he questions him on the measures he intends to take to respond to the precariousness of private teaching delegate teachers under contract, secure their professional careers and avoid job cuts in a sector already facing recruitment difficulties.

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