Warrant and Professional Recognition for Early Years Educators in Malta/Warrant u Rikonoxximent Professjonali għall-Edukaturi tas-Snin Bikrin f’Malta
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Rita falzon
3 months ago
Biex nghinu tfal taghna biex ikunu iktar edukati u imexxuhom il quddiem f iskola u jithargu iktar u jghinhum fil futur taghhom
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Elainy Scicluna
3 months ago
We deserve more than this!! Mhux ta b xejn ma nigux stmati
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Debbie Mizzi
3 months ago
I agree
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Mrose Scalpello
3 months ago
Kuragg
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Anna Azzopardi
3 months ago
These early years educators are qualified and they deserve to have a warrant
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Rebecca Farrugia
3 months ago
We have to appreciate the Educators in the Early Years more. Their role is underestimated unfortunately.
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Tereza Vella
3 months ago
Why this discrimination .?
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Victor Scott
3 months ago
Highly qualified in early years education with a masters and years of working experience. Should definitely be granted a warrant
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Marija Lourdes Sant
3 months ago
It's a professional job like all others
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Anonymous
3 months ago
We deserve a warrant just like any other educator!
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Sabina Sixsmith
3 months ago
With the right qualifications they deserve the warrant
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Marija Galea
3 months ago
We would like to have the warranty like the teachers.
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Marjana Cauchi
3 months ago
We would like to have the warrant like the teachers
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Claudia Schembri Mejlak
3 months ago
Let's help our children for great education
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Vanessa Mangion
3 months ago
100% agree how can EO guide us properly without being in a KG class? Or ast.heads
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Anonymous
3 months ago
A KG educator deserves a warrant in my opinion as they do a lot of hard work . They teach the foundations to children and help them grow .
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Katia Paris
3 months ago
All Maltese educational policies recognise the early years as the most crucial stage in a child’s development. For example the National Early Childhood Education and Care Services (0-3 Years) (2021) states that
'It is internationally acknowledged that Early Childhood Education and Care (ECEC) is the most
important time in the life of children and directly impacts on how a child approaches future
learning and social-emotional challenges. Furthermore, research shows that investing in the early years is one of the most cost-effective interventions a country can make to yield the highest
economic return in human capital when compared with investments made at later stages in life.'
Despite this recognition in policy, early years educators are still treated as inferior to their counterparts in other educational sectors.
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Doreen Vella Galea
3 months ago
KGEII
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Chris Johnson
3 months ago
Qualified with a masters degree in early years education and working for 5years should be recognized with a warrant
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Shirley Johnson
3 months ago
Disgrace that early years teachers holding a masters and PHD have to beg for a warrant
Biex nghinu tfal taghna biex ikunu iktar edukati u imexxuhom il quddiem f iskola u jithargu iktar u jghinhum fil futur taghhom
We deserve more than this!! Mhux ta b xejn ma nigux stmati
I agree
Kuragg
These early years educators are qualified and they deserve to have a warrant
We have to appreciate the Educators in the Early Years more. Their role is underestimated unfortunately.
Why this discrimination .?
Highly qualified in early years education with a masters and years of working experience. Should definitely be granted a warrant
It's a professional job like all others
We deserve a warrant just like any other educator!
With the right qualifications they deserve the warrant
We would like to have the warranty like the teachers.
We would like to have the warrant like the teachers
Let's help our children for great education
100% agree how can EO guide us properly without being in a KG class? Or ast.heads
A KG educator deserves a warrant in my opinion as they do a lot of hard work . They teach the foundations to children and help them grow .
All Maltese educational policies recognise the early years as the most crucial stage in a child’s development. For example the National Early Childhood Education and Care Services (0-3 Years) (2021) states that 'It is internationally acknowledged that Early Childhood Education and Care (ECEC) is the most important time in the life of children and directly impacts on how a child approaches future learning and social-emotional challenges. Furthermore, research shows that investing in the early years is one of the most cost-effective interventions a country can make to yield the highest economic return in human capital when compared with investments made at later stages in life.' Despite this recognition in policy, early years educators are still treated as inferior to their counterparts in other educational sectors.
KGEII
Qualified with a masters degree in early years education and working for 5years should be recognized with a warrant
Disgrace that early years teachers holding a masters and PHD have to beg for a warrant