Specialized teams of upper secondary schools in Vietnam must convene at least once every two weeks

Specialized teams of upper secondary schools in Vietnam must convene at least once every two weeks (Internet image)

According to Article 14 of the Charter issued with Circular 32/2020/TT-BGDDT, managerial officials, teachers and public employees in charge of the library and educational equipment, and officials in charge of student counseling shall form specialized teams. Each specialized team shall have a team leader and, if the team has at least 07 members, it shall have a deputy leader. Leaders and deputy leaders of specialized teams shall be appointed, managed and directed by the principal. The duties of a specialized team include:

• Proactively formulate teaching and education plans based on subject-centered curricula and educational activities within its specialized area for each week, month, semester and academic year; cooperate with other specialized teams to develop the school’s education plan.

• Propose textbooks and publications for reference purposes to be used in the school in compliance with regulations of the Minister of Education and Training.

• Implement its education plan in accordance with the school’s education plan, which has been approved by the school council.

• Assess and rank teachers based on professional standards for general education teachers according to regulations of the Minister of Education and Training.

• Join professional training according to its own plan and the school’s plan.

• Perform other tasks assigned by the principal.

Note: Specialized teams shall convene at least once every two weeks and may convene an irregular meeting when necessary or at the request of the principal. Specialized teams shall operate in accordance with democratic principles and their members shall respect, share with, learn from and support each other to improve their professional capacity.

More details can be found in Circular 32/2020/TT-BGDDT, which comes into force from November 1, 2020.

Le Vy

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