Corruption in Albania: Education and etc

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    http://www.coe.int/t/dghl/cooperati...cal Papers/1917-PACA-TP-Karameta-August10.pdf


    3 CORRUPTION IN THE EDUCATIONAL PROCESS
    The main forms of corruption in the teacher-pupil relationship may be summarised
    as follows:
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    · Some teachers accepting gifts or favours that might impair their professional
    judgement;
    · Favouritism (or, on the contrary, penalization) of certain students by some head
    teachers or some teachers on subjective grounds, or on the basis of their family,
    ethnic or religious origins;
    · Some teachers taking advantage of their professional relationship with students
    for private gain (including sexual favours).
    · Some teachers teaching poorly to increase the demand for private tutoring.
    · Some teachers putting pressure on parents to send their children to their private
    tutoring lessons to be promoted, to pass an examination and so on. With the
    guideline of MoES No 34, date 11.02.2009, "On organization of activity in the
    service of pre-university education’s students” teachers, who are employed in the
    public sector, cannot perform private courses. It aims to reduce corrupt practices
    observed to date.
    4 CORRUPTION IN THE MANAGEMENT OF TEACHING STAFF
    4.1 Types of corruption in human resource management
    A list of general types of corruption, and a list of problems prevalent in this area, in
    Albania, is offered as bellow:
    · Appointment, deployment and promotion of teachers:
    o Appointment, deployment or promotion of staff according to subjective
    criteria (family, ethnicity, religion, membership of a political party);
    o Appointment, deployment or promotion of staff subject to the payment
    of bribes;
    o Recruitment or promotion on the salary scale based on fake diplomas.
    o Non precise list of teachers/nonprofessional staff for every school
    prepared by RED/EO
    · Teacher presence at school
    o Teacher absenteeism with no valid justification (teachers giving no
    justification as to why they were absent or giving false justification for
    sick leave).
    o Teachers with a second job (often in a private school) who shorten their
    work day in order to gain extra income from private sources.
    · Embezzlement or mismanagement of school material resources by some head
    teachers and/or some teachers (PC/Lap top, books, etc.).
    · Collection of bribes by some teachers or some head teachers from pupils - for
    school admission, payment for books, promotion to the next class, examinations, etc.
     
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    If the education system in albania is corrupt, does that mean all of this information on the internet about albanian history and their connections with illyrians to BE LESS CREDIBLE BECAUSE OF BRIBES from GREATER ALBANIAN NATIONALISTS?
     

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