National School Year Opener: Péter Magyar Promised a Salary Increase for Pedagogical Assistants
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Péter Magyar spoke at the opening of the school year in Nagykanizsa about the need for the government to devote more time, energy and resources to education. There is a place to start: several school buildings across the country need renovation, dormitory capacity is limited, and complaints are regularly received about the quality of school meals.
According to the Prime Minister, Hungary can only be more successful if more time, energy and budgetary resources are devoted to education.
Prime Minister Péter Magyar also spoke about the situation of pedagogical assistants and the salaries of teaching assistants on Monday, after the national school year opening ceremony held at the Dr. Mező Ferenc High School in Nagykanizsa, when he answered questions from journalists.
The Prime Minister emphasized the priority of education and healthcare in connection with Hungary's success at the national school year opening ceremony in Nagykanizsa.
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