Teaching Jobs in Cuba
Submitted by jobzing on 20 October 2011
Teaching jobs in Cuba are government jobs, because like everything else in Cuba, education is government controlled. A state-directed scheme of education was started in all institutions nationalized since 1961.
So, at present, all teaching opportunities in Cuba are in government institutions which are free and no private endeavors in the education system are allowed. The economic turbulence after the collapse of the Soviet Union has created a period of pressure on the Cuban education system which has long striven to ensure quality teaching in Cuba.
Cuban teaching jobs are given to graduates of government training colleges who have passion, discipline and dedication. Teachers in Cuba give compulsory primary education to all up to sixteen years of age.
Schools, colleges and universities are procuring the latest teaching tools to facilitate the growth of education allowing the tutors to use more innovative ways of teaching. The nation itself trains enough teachers for its requirements. Training is a must for all teaching jobs in Cuba.
Jobs in primary Education in Cuba
Jobs in primary Schools of Cuba are reserved for those who have been trained in government teacher training schools of the country.
The following is a list of the various teacher training schools available in the country:
Apart from these, there are schools to train candidates for teaching jobs in computer sciences like Eduardo Garcia Delgado in Havana.
Admission to all the courses is based on Bachillerato (Equivalent of a bachelor's degree).
So, at present, all teaching opportunities in Cuba are in government institutions which are free and no private endeavors in the education system are allowed. The economic turbulence after the collapse of the Soviet Union has created a period of pressure on the Cuban education system which has long striven to ensure quality teaching in Cuba.
Cuban teaching jobs are given to graduates of government training colleges who have passion, discipline and dedication. Teachers in Cuba give compulsory primary education to all up to sixteen years of age.
Schools, colleges and universities are procuring the latest teaching tools to facilitate the growth of education allowing the tutors to use more innovative ways of teaching. The nation itself trains enough teachers for its requirements. Training is a must for all teaching jobs in Cuba.
Jobs in primary Education in Cuba
Jobs in primary Schools of Cuba are reserved for those who have been trained in government teacher training schools of the country.
The following is a list of the various teacher training schools available in the country:
- Salvador Allende
- Melena del Sur
- Vicente Perez School in Caimito
- Salvador Allende in Matanzas
- Manuel Hernandez Osorio School in Cienfuegos
- Candido Gonzalez School in Ciego de Avila
Apart from these, there are schools to train candidates for teaching jobs in computer sciences like Eduardo Garcia Delgado in Havana.
