'Unappointed teachers' in Ulus: They held a ballot box protest

Teachers, to whom the government promised appointments and the abolition of interviews, held a protest at Ulus Square in Ankara because these promises were not kept and to demand their fulfillment.

Don't leave your news choices to an algorithm - decide for yourself what you read. Add 12punto to your preferred sources!

'Unappointed teachers' in Ulus: They held a ballot box protest

Unappointed teachers held a protest at Ulus Square in Ankara.

During the protest, a ballot box labeled "interview+low number" and a symbolic ballot box labeled "68,000 without interviews" were set up.

The unappointed teachers cast their symbolic votes into the box labeled "68,000 without interviews."

Before the general elections, teachers had been promised by President and AKP Chairman Recep Tayyip Erdoğan that interviews would be abolished.

Former Minister of National Education Mahmut Özer had stated that appointments would be made based on KPSS scores without interviews.

The teachers also launched a hashtag on X titled #UlustaÖğretmeneAtama (Appointment for Teachers in Ulus).

News Source: 12punto

'Unappointed teachers' in Ulus: They held a ballot box protest

Most Read