Article by Sisa Sityata-Soga
The newly appointed Eastern Cape Department of Education Superintended General Adv. Modidima Mannya will be scheduling meetings with all provincial Principals and School Governing Body representatives in all of the three Clusters in an effort to address the various key and topical debates taking place within the schooling environment.
As these meetings coincide with his Outreach Programme, SG Mannya will using the approach of “information sharing” from which he will have individual discussions with the school based educators to address school governance issues ranging from the
- Status of post-provisioning
- Movement of “double-parked” educators
- Deployment of educators (Movement of “double-parked” educators)
- Financial related matters
- Infrastructure and mud school issues to the affected schools
All this, he said, is with a purpose to give clear directions on what should and should not happen within our schools.
His visits have started today in Cluster B which is made up of 8 Districts: Cofimvaba, iDutywa, Lady Frere, Engcobo, Sterkspruit, Mthatha, Queenstown and Butterworth.
On 02 December 2010, he will be visiting Cluster C area which also consists of 8 Districts: East London, King William’s Town, Cradock, Graaf-Reinet, Fort Beaufort, Grahamstown, Port Elizabeth and Uitenhage.
His last visit will be Cluster A which incorporates Bizana, Lusikisiki, Maluti, Mount Fletcher, Mount Frere, Libode and Qumbu.
Loyiso Pulumani, Communications & Customer Care, EC Dept of Education
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Secondly, most of them will use the TERMINATION LETTERS to apply for their pension deducted some years back to keep them surviving until they find a new job. I hope the letters will remove the STRESS, DEPRESSION AND TRAUMA that these teacher's are going through this Christmas holidays having in mind that come 2011 they have no jobs.
Best regards.
We Temporary teachers in EC are facing a crisis. And the department's various branches, especially rural district offices are under confusion. We were told that we are going to be terminated by the 31st of December 2010 and will reinstate after January 2011. In this connection we are not notified by anything that we are going to be terminated. However, when communicated with Chief directorate HRA in bisho confirms that Only those temporary teachers who are joined after 19th November 2009 are going to be terminated and others, that is who in service before 19 nov 2009 will have an open ended appointment. But this information has not reached the rural district offices and there by the people are going to be suffering with the termination. It is going to affect temporary teachers who are serving the department over 2 to 3 years.
It would have been much appreciated if the department could do something now and instruct the district headquarters accordingly to avoid the problems.
We are looking forward for a speedy and dynamic action from such a dynamic Superintendant General.
Thanking You in advance.

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