According to information provided by the ministry's press service, the testing involves educators teaching mathematics, physics, chemistry, biology, geography, computer science, as well as English language.
The testing is taking place from November 25 to 30. The main goal of this event is to familiarize participants with the format of test tasks across various subjects. This testing is preparatory in nature and does not affect final grades.
The final testing is scheduled for December and aims to assess teachers' compliance with professional, state, and subject standards, as well as to check the level of integration of computer technologies into the educational process.
The ministry noted that the results of these tests will not affect teachers' salaries and will not lead to any administrative measures.
The collected data will be analyzed to identify possible shortcomings, which will help in preparing for the main testing scheduled for December. Based on the results obtained, new modules will be developed for the professional development and retraining of educators.
