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Ministry of Education defends recruitment practices - Barbados Today

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The Ministry of Education has defended its recruitment practices for master teachers and education officers following criticism. General Secretary of the Barbados Union of Teachers, Gilbert Carmichael, had raised concerns with the rigorous screening process and secrecy involved, which he said put individuals at a disadvantage. He juxtaposed ‘this examination culture’ against statements made by some ministry officials. Carmichael said a meeting w…
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Safer Recruitment in Education Settings

Wednesday, 11th June 2025 Thursday, 12th June 2025 9.30a.m. – 12.30p.m. Delivered online via Zoom Attendance at both days is required Schools and education settings share with others a duty to safeguard the children in their care.  Implementing safer recruitment practices is one way of discharging this safeguarding obligation. This…

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Ministry of Education defends recruitment practices - Barbados Today

The Ministry of Education has defended its recruitment practices for master teachers and education officers following criticism. General Secretary of the Barbados Union of Teachers, Gilbert Carmichael, had raised concerns with the rigorous screening process and secrecy involved, which he said put individuals at a disadvantage. He juxtaposed ‘this examination culture’ against statements made by some ministry officials. Carmichael said a meeting w…

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