A law graduate, Abbas Muhammad Amin, commented on the decision, saying: "The main goal was to get a certificate Ph.D Under the laws governing the field, anyone who earns a doctorate will be a university professor. This is what we have been taught, the professors have told us that as soon as we succeed in the PhD competition, we will be university professors, but unfortunately when we have obtained the doctorate we found ourselves at the gates of Unemployment it does not work".
Abbas and many others are waiting for the final decision from Algerian government The judge postpones seventy-year-old professors to immediate retirement without exception, a decision considered by some university circles to empty the university institutions of academic competence.
And on the decision, says the National Coordinator of the Council of Professors High school education Abdelhafid Milat: "We hope from the ministry that those professors who leave their posts and retire will at least be taken over by the state as contractors because the Algerian university still desperately needs their great experience, especially since the vast majority of them have achieved a degree of scientific and academic maturity significantly, and we should not neglect them at this stage and at least leverage their experience By transferring it to the next Youth Mishaal, we hope the ministry will be strict with universities in taking back a large number of them, at least through contractual contracts.".
and second Ministry of Higher Education The number of professors who should be included in the decision to retire is about 1,500 professors, or more than 2% of university professors of various levels.
It is worth noting that private law retire in Algeria It sets 60 as a retirement age, but an employee can get an extension for a further five years, while a university professor can ask for a deferral up to the age of 70.
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The decision sparked controversy Algeriaamong those who claim to benefit from the experiences of these and others who felt that this passage would open the door to the entry of new categories of unemployed professors.
A law graduate, Abbas Muhammad Amin, commented on the decision saying, “The main goal of getting a degree was Ph.D Under the laws governing the field, anyone who earns a doctorate will be a university professor. This is what we have been taught, the professors have told us that as soon as we succeed in the PhD competition, we will be university professors, but unfortunately when we have obtained the doctorate we found ourselves at the gates of Unemployment it does not work”.
Abbas and many others are waiting for the final decision from Algerian government The judge postpones seventy-year-old professors to immediate retirement without exception, a decision considered by some university circles to empty the university institutions of academic competence.
And on the decision, says the National Coordinator of the Council of Professors High school education Abdelhafid Milat: “We hope from the ministry that those professors who leave their posts and retire will be restored by the state, at least as contractors, because the Algerian university still desperately needs their great expertise, especially since the vast majority of they have reached a degree of scientific and academic maturity in a significant way, and we must not neglect them in this We are at least using their experience by transferring it to the next lighthouse of young people. at least, through contractual contracts “.
and second Ministry of Higher Education The number of professors who should be included in the decision to retire is about 1,500 professors, or more than 2% of university professors of various levels.
It is worth noting that private law retire in Algeria It sets 60 as a retirement age, but an employee can get an extension for a further five years, while a university professor can ask for a deferral up to the age of 70.
