MoBE mute on unemployed graduates

Friday, June 29, 2018

Unemployed graduate teachers want an audience

Unemployed graduates and temporary teachers movement is still to get a response from the Ministry of Basic Education (MoBE) for a petition they sent on May 25, 2018.

At a press briefing on Wednesday at Botswana Sector of Educators Trade Union (BOSETU) offices, public relations officer of the movement, Prince Gaothuse said the petition sent to the Ministry was in regard to issues affecting the teaching sector.

He said the result of not paying attention to curb such problems results in issues of unemployment as more graduates stay at home with no future.

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MoBE mute on unemployed graduates

Unemployed graduates and temporary teachers movement is still to get a response from the Ministry of Basic Education (MoBE) for a petition they sent on May 25, 2018.