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About 3,500 Ukrainian teachers have already applied for jobs at Polish schools, the education minister has said.
About 3,500 Ukrainian teachers have applied for jobs at Polish schools so far, the education minister has said.
Although most applicants are highly-qualified women, many with management experience, all say they will take any work in order to maintain themselves.
The Minister of Education and Science, Przemysław Czarnek, said on Wednesday in Warsaw that today in Poland there are over 500,000 children of Ukrainian refugees who are of school age, so far 11,500 have registered in Polish schools.
The Sejm, the lower house of parliament, on Thursday rejected all 65 amendments made by the upper house to Poland's 2022 budget bill.
"At-risk groups" such as teachers, medics and police officers should receive mandatory Covid vaccinations, the health minister said on Friday.
On Saturday several hundred teachers staged a protest over low pay outside the Education Ministry building and on several nearby locations.
The Polish government is not saying 'no' to mandatory coronavirus vaccinations for medical staff, public administration employees and teachers, according to a deputy health minister.
Poland has vaccinated over 90 percent of the teachers who applied for the procedure, and they have received at least the first dose of a coronavirus vaccine, the education minister has said.
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