The school period would also be longer as from next year as an additional week would be added to the school calendar, Basic Education Minister Angie Motshekga said.
The basic education department is rolling out the quality management system next year to assess teachers’ performances. Basic Education Minister Angie Motshekga, speaking at the department’s headquarters in Pretoria yesterday, gave feedback on a number of topics affecting the sector after a meeting of the council of education ministers last week. The QMS was designed to measure the performance of teachers in schools in line with their respective roles and responsibilities, the minister said.
The QMS was designed to measure the performance of teachers in schools in line with their respective roles and responsibilities, the minister said. An addendum on the QMS, which was signed on 10 September last year, states that training on the system will take place between January and December this year. The system will be implemented in January next year.
“We find we are pressed for time when completing the curriculum. We added a week to the current school calendar, applicable from next year.”
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