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Ministry of National Education Announces Reduction of Teacher Training Duration Before and After Integration from Six Months to Three Months

January 30, 2026APS | تجارة وخدماتaps.dzTranslated from Arabic
Ministry of National Education Announces Reduction of Teacher Training Duration Before and After Integration from Six Months to Three Months

Algeria - The General Directorate of Human Resources and Training under the Ministry of National Education announced today, Thursday, the reduction of the training duration before and after integration from six (6) months to three (3) months, provided that the total training hours are respected and redistributed.

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