The Minister of Primary and Secondary Education, Abdul Mu\u2019ti, stated\nthat non-ASN teachers who have not yet passed the selection process to\nbecome Civil Servants (PNS) or Government Employees with Work Agreements\n(PPPK) can continue to teach as non-ASN teachers and receive salaries\nthrough the School Operational Assistance (BOS) funds.<\/p>\n
Mu\u2019ti noted that non-ASN teachers will still be given the opportunity\nto participate in future selection processes for PNS or PPPK status.\nHowever, for those who are unsuccessful in these selections, their\nemployment status will not automatically terminate.<\/p>\n
\u201cNon-ASN teachers who do not pass the PPPK or PNS tests will remain\nas non-ASN teachers paid through BOS funds, and BOS funds are also\nsourced from the central government,\u201d Mu\u2019ti told reporters at the\nPresidential Palace Complex, Jakarta, on Wednesday, 23 September\n2026.<\/p>\n
According to Mu\u2019ti, this policy is part of an effort to strengthen\nthe welfare of educators within the implementation of the free state\neducation programme.<\/p>\n
He explained that BOS funds remain one of the government\u2019s primary\ninstruments in supporting school operations. In addition to paying the\nsalaries of non-ASN teachers, these funds can be used for minor repairs\nto school facilities and the organisation of extracurricular\nactivities.<\/p>\n
Meanwhile, the government is also preparing a policy for part-time\nPPPK teachers. Mu\u2019ti stated that part-time PPPK teachers will be\nappointed as full-time PPPK starting in 2027.<\/p>\n
With this change in status, the salaries and allowances for full-time\nPPPK teachers will be covered by the central government through the\nState Budget (APBN).<\/p>\n
\u201cThese part-time PPPK teachers will eventually be appointed as\nfull-time PPPK starting from 2027,\u201d he added.<\/p>\n
Beyond welfare issues, the government is also committed to improving\nthe quality of educators through various training programmes. Mu\u2019ti\nmentioned that the funding for such teacher training will be sought\nthrough the APBN.<\/p>\n
Mu\u2019ti emphasised that strengthening teacher welfare is a key\ncomponent of the free state education programme, which focuses not only\non financing students but also on the sustainability of teaching staff\nin schools.<\/p>", "url": "https:\/\/jawawa.id\/newsitem\/teachers-who-fail-civil-servant-exams-can-continue-teaching-paid-via-bos-funds-1790189475", "image": "" }, "sponsor": "Okusi Associates", "sponsor_url": "https:\/\/okusiassociates.com" }