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  • Azərbaycan Xalq Cümhuriyyəti hökumətinin 1918-ci il 28 may tarixli qərarı ilə maarif və təhsil üzrə ilk nazirlik-Xalq Maarifi Nazirliyi yaradılıb. Nazirlər Şurasının 30 iyun 1918-ci il tarixli qərarı ilə Xalq Maarifi Nazirliyinin üç şöbədən (ümumi orta təhsil, ali və orta ixtisas təhsili, peşə məktəbləri) ibarət strukturu təsdiq olunub.

    Azərbaycan SSR Xalq Komissarları Sovetinin 28 aprel 1920-ci il tarixli qərarı ilə Xalq Maarifi Nazirliyinin adı dəyişdirilərək Xalq Maarifi Komissarlığı adı ilə yenidən təşkil edilib və ölkədəki bütün təhsil müəssisələri bu qurumun tabeliyinə verilib.

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On March 30 heads of relevant departments of the Ministry of Education gave a presentation at the Ministry.

At first, Head of Legal Department of the Ministry Elmir Hasanov gave a presentation entitled “Development of legislative foundation due to the enactment of Law on Education of the Azerbaijan Republic.” He noted the documents prepared in accordance with the relevant law were confirmed by the Cabinet of Ministries, and other five documents are in the enactment phase. He gave information on addendums and amendments to the Regulation of the Ministry of Education in accordance with the executive order of President of the Azerbaijan Republic on addendums and amendments to some executive orders and decrees of President on the application of Law on Education. Speaking on each addendums E. Hasanov has also touched upon a Constitutional Law of Azerbaijan on Normative legal acts, which was approved on December 21, 2010.
Head of Textbook and Publication Department of the Ministry Faig Shahbazli gave a presentation on the trip of delegation consisting of 16 members during 13-19 February, 2011, to the Republic of Turkey. He noted that the delegation visited the Board of Education and Discipline of the Ministry of National Education of the Republic of Turkey in order to become acquainted with the textbook assessment experience of Turkey. He gave information on the main activity directions of the Board of Education and Discipline, conducting meetings, and works done by the members of delegation at the relevant commissions. According to him, they have gained a rich experience on procedures for preparation of a full set of textbooks, their assessment and coding. He noted that they have presented a couple of textbooks for the III classes of general secondary schools to the Board to be assessed and opinions on books were positive.        
F. Shahbazli informed on meeting held with teachers and students of Turkey within the trip. According to him, at the end of the trip each member of delegation was presented with the certificate. Moreover, in order to develop the bilateral cooperation a delegation consisting of employees of the Board of Education and Discipline will visit Azerbaijan in April.
Head of Vocational Education Department Namig Mammadov gave a presentation on the trip made by them to the Federal Republic of Germany, as well as on conducting meetings and gained experience. On his presentation entitled “Structure of the vocational education system of German Federal state Baden-Wuerttemberg” Mr. Mammadov gave general information on this Federal state, vocational preparation work programs, the dual system of vocational education and its main goals.
At the end, Education Minister expressed his views on all three presentations and put forward his ideas on the implementation of relevant measures for development of done works. 

08.07.2015 - 16:52

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