PUK 129: Leading the Charge for Educational Advancement in Kurdistan
P.U.K 09:42 AM - 2024-09-30
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PUK logo and list number 129
The Patriotic Union of Kurdistan (PUK) List No. 129 has highlighted a dedicated focus on the education and higher education sector in the main programme for the sixth session of the Kurdistan Parliament. The PUK emphasise the need for further improvement in quality, curriculum, teaching methods, and modern facilities for students.
PUK: We Will Modernise Education
Dr. Dilshad Mustafa, candidate number 16 on List 129 of the PUK for the Kurdistan parliamentary elections in the Sulaymaniyah constituency, stated to PUKMEDIA: "The PUK aims to transform the education system to align with modern times and technological advancements. We seek a more modern education system in Kurdistan that suits students' needs and ensures that education does not become a source of stress for them."
"We have several specific projects for university students, the most significant of which focuses on parallel study. This will allow them to receive a decent allowance to cover their tuition fees and provide enough for their living expenses, eliminating the need for outside work," he added.
PUK: We Will Reform The Education System
Trifa Nadir, candidate number 57 on List 129 of the PUK for the Kurdistan parliamentary elections in the Erbil constituency, told PUKMEDIA: "Any sector that has not been addressed in parliament has failed. Our goal is to bring the education sector to parliament and to review and reform it to align with the changes in current life in Kurdistan."
She further said: "We need to reform the curriculum to empower students to manage their own lessons and place greater emphasis on the Kurdish language. A revolution in the education system is essential, and this is a key objective for the PUK."
PUK: We Will Enhance Education Through Legislation
Nazhad Abdullah, candidate number 40 on List 129 of the PUK for the Kurdistan parliamentary elections in the Sulaymaniyah constituency, told PUKMEDIA: "The PUK has prioritised this sector by nominating individuals with expertise in education. The PUK takes the roles of teachers and students seriously and aims to work through parliament to support and enhance education."
He further said: "Through the Kurdistan Parliament and legislation, we will strive to initiate a new education revolution from kindergarten through all levels of education and higher education."
Education and Higher Education Sector
The education system in the Kurdistan Region requires additional enhancement in terms of its quality, curriculum, teaching methodologies, and modern facilities available to students. Thus, the PUK has formulated a dedicated programme for this objective, encompassing the following elements:
1. Revamping the educational system to incorporate contemporary principles of education and science.
2. Regulating and consolidating student allowances and lower tuition fees of private schools, universities, and institutes, so minimising any adverse effects on students' lives.
3. Improving the livelihood of teachers and employees of the Ministry of Education, providing them with housing, and addressing their issues.
4. Establishing research centres and allocating the necessary funds for scientific research.
5. Establishing a broad bridge between the universities in the Kurdistan Region and the institutions in Iraq as well as worldwide.
6. Eliminating the difference in quality and curriculum of public and private schools.
7. Enhancing the cognitive and scientific skills of teachers by introducing new courses, delivering comprehensive information, employing information technology, offering ongoing annual training, and conducting innovative research.
8. Providing administrative and financial autonomy to universities and colleges in order to facilitate the advancement and enhancement of scientific and innovative pursuits.
9. We will work to provide micro-loans to students enrolled in private schools, universities, and colleges.
10. Establishing and assisting modern kindergartens to provide children with contemporary education.
11. Expanding the number of kindergartens that can be the foundation of contemporary education.
12. Ensuring due consideration for the native language throughout all stages of schooling.
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