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The SVIZ trade union and its secretary Branimir Štrukelj have vehemently criticized the Ministry of Education, Science and Youth and Minister Borut Rončević, alleging that the expert council for education reform excludes unions and appoints "incompetent people," describing the reform as a "smokescreen for planned privatization." State Secretary Mojca Škrinjar is coordinating the council.
Mladina:
Profiteer of Public Funds
Education reform announced by Minister Borut Rončević is a smokescreen for planned privatization of the education system, involving economic and religious representatives, and SDS supporters.
24ur:
Heated debate over future of education in Slovenia
A sharp dispute between Štrukelj and Škrinjarjeva concerns the future of the Slovenian education system.
Mladina:
Highly Educated Staff
Diplomas from private universities have become the easiest way to advance in public administration or simply increase status.
RTV SLO:
Sviz on the council for education reform: Will incompetent people really decide?
The Sviz union is critical of the composition of the expert council for education and reform. It lacks practitioners, said the president of the Sviz main board Marjana Kolar.
Domovina.je:
SVIZ accuses minister of excluding unions from school reform preparation
The Trade Union of Upbringing, Education, Science and Culture of Slovenia (SVIZ) warned before World Teachers' Day about the exclusion of unions from the expert council for school reform. They are also critical of the selection of individual members and the government's attitude towards the teaching profession.
Večer:
Sviz: Will incompetent people really decide on upbringing and education, and…
"It is clear that this is a selection or an arbitrary choice that excludes unions as representatives of employees in upbringing and education, and more broadly," said Sviz Secretary General Štrukelj at a press conference of the Trade Union of Upbringing, Education, Science and Culture of Slovenia (Sviz) before the upcoming World Teachers' Day.
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