By : SAPP MEDIA
Sabah Progressive Party (SAPP) felt that the Education Ministry’s plan to transfer 80,000 Peninsula teachers to Sabah and Sarawak is worrying.
SAPP Deputy President, Datuk Eric Majimbun said it is a saddening scenario when tenth of thousands young Sabahans holding Degrees, STPM and SPM certificates are jobless.
“Those young locals were not even given consideration when they applied for place at teachers training colleges either within or outside the,” Eric who is also Sepanggar Member of Parliament said in a statement, here, today.
He was commenting on the Ministry’s plan which, was made public recently and were totally rejected by either one of the ruling coalition party member as well as the opposition parties.
On the State Education Department’s statement that more than 20 per cent of the teachers placed all over Sabah are outsiders, Eric said the real figure could be higher.
He said most of the teachers currently placed either at Primary or Secondary schools statewide are outsiders so the percentage must be higher.
“I was informed that recently there were closed door interview for teachers intake which, was held at Telupid, but most of the applicants went home disappointed. Such intake must be held openly and not in secrecy as it could reflects that the government is trying to hide something,” he said.
Eric further said that it seems that the locals are being marginalised while Peninsula youngsters are given priority. He added that senior local teachers were also sidelined in terms of promotion.
According to him, many senior positions either at Primary or Secondary schools such as principals, headmasters and senior assistants went to teachers from Peninsula.
He said teachers from Peninsula are also given better and more allowances like housing, hardship and others while local teachers were being neglected.
“I always raise-up problems of local teachers but seems ignored by the Ministry,” he added.
SAPP is good at altering a rumors...the rumors originally stated that the 80,000 teacher will be send to Sarawak...but SAPP added SAbah as another state that will be receiving the 80,000 teacher...
ReplyDeleteMuhyddin Yassin needs to clarify this issue.
ReplyDeleteAre u sure its 80,000???
ReplyDeleteHanya 18,000 guru dihantar ke Sarawak bukan 80,000
ReplyDeletePosted on May 26, 2011, Thursday, Borneo Post
KUCHING:Menteri Kemajuan Tanah Dato Sri James Masing semalam mengakui terdapat
kesilapan pada angka kemasukan guru dari Semenanjung Malaysia seperti
yang disiarkan dalam akhbar kelmarin.
“Sebenarnya sekitar 18,000 sahaja. Angka (80,000) itu salah. Saya
dimaklumkan angka yang salah,” katanya kepada Utusan Borneo, semalam.
Masing memberitahu, kecil atau besar angka kemasukan itu, ia tetap akan meninggalkan impak negatif terhadap penduduk tempatan.
Menurutnya, kemasukan lebih ramai guru dari Semenanjung Malaysia
tetap me-nyumbang kepada peningkatan tahap pengangguran warga tempatan
di negeri ini.
“Saya akan membawa perkara ini ke mesyuarat kabinet. Berapa pun
jumlah itu, ia tetap banyak dan dikhuatiri akan menjadi isu politik,”
katanya.
Laporan akhbar pada Rabu menyiarkan bahawa Masing yang juga Presiden
PRS melahirkan kebimbangan terhadap satu laporan yang menyatakan
seramai 80,000 guru dari Semenanjung Malaysia akan dihantar bertugas ke
negeri ini pada tahun depan.
“Jika betul jumlah itu, PRS tidak berapa setuju dengan kedatangan
guru berkenaan kerana ia menyulitkan peluang guru tempatan yang terdiri
daripada anak jati negeri Sarawak,” katanya yang dipetik sebagai
berkata.
KL has a shortage of teachers too, why not send teachers there.
ReplyDeleteSabahans and sarawakians teachers are as good as the ones in WM.. Just provide them the necessary training for the local teachers to improve their teacher performance.
ReplyDeleteThe government should prioritize the local.
ReplyDeleteSabahan juga berkebolehan untuk menjadi guru ditempat sendiri cuma apa yang saya lihat kuota untuk Sabahan dan Sarawakian sedikit berbanding dari SM.
ReplyDeleteSaya tidak menyokong hasrat kerajaan untuk menempatkan begitu ramai guru dari semenanjung ke Sabah dan Sarawak.
ReplyDeleteTQ atas maklumat daripada smookiekins..sebaiknya jika warga tempatan diberikan keutamaan untuk menjadi guru dan mengajar di Sabah dan Sarawak.
ReplyDeletebegitu ramai sekali guru dari SM dihantar ke Sabah. harap orang tempatan sabah diberi keutamaan untuk mengisi kekosongan yang ada di sabah.
ReplyDeletekena kita utamakan guru2 tempatan. ramai jg guru tempatan yang berkebolehan.
ReplyDeletemungkin ramai yang tidak akan memberikan sokongan dengan menghantar ramai guru ke Sabah dan Sarawak. Harap perbincangan ini perlu dilakukan. Berikan peluang kepada rakyat Sabah sendiri bagi mengisi kekosongan guru.
ReplyDeletekalau mahu tunjuk perihatin tu pun jangan la sampai ubah2 kenyataan asal.. kenyataan asal tidak termasuk Sabah.. hanya sarawak sahaja.. anyway, priority should be given to local teachers..
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