📋 Tender Overview
More than 8 million students will benefit from integrated actions throughout the country.More than 11 400 million soles destined to build safe, modern and thought schools for learning.
Better teacher training, technical impulse and greater connectivity are part of the actions implemented.
With the firm commitment to guarantee a quality, equitable and inclusive education, relevant throughout the country, the Ministry of Education (MINEDU) formalized the social pact for education, an initiative that seeks to articulate public and private efforts to transform Peruvian public school and close the historical gaps of the educational system for the benefit of more than 8 million students.
The measure was formalized through Ministerial Resolution N.O 296-2025-MINEDU, published in the Official Gazette El Peruano, which provides its implementation through four key axes: Educational Infrastructure and Equipment, Teacher Training and Learning in the Classroom, Education for Work and Innovation in Technology and Sports.
The norm establishes that the organic organs and units of the MINEDU with competence in the aforementioned axes carry out actions and interventions, according to their functions and competences.
The Social Pact for Education is a space for articulation of the State, the private sector, civil society and the educational community to work together in search of the deep and sustainable transformation of the educational system. There is no possible reform without the commitment and contribution of all Peruvians, said the Minister of Education, Morgan Quero.
The initiative is based on technical diagnoses prepared by various directions of the MINEDU, in coordination with specialized organs such as the Secretariat of Strategic Planning, the National Program for Educational Infrastructure and the Office of Information Technology. These entities identified priorities and defined actions aligned with the plans of the sector.
The Social Pact for Education also seeks to join efforts to face together the great challenges of education in the country, such as improving schools, supporting teachers, strengthening technical training and taking technology to more students to learn better.
With this step, the Minedu reaffirms its commitment to a public and equal public school. The Social Pact for Education, signed in October by Minister Quero together with unions, authorities and social organizations, was supported by President Dina Boluarte.
Advances of the Social Pact for Education
The formalization of the social pact for education promotes a path already underway, with concrete advances.
As part of the Social Pact for Education, the Government, through the Minedu, is transforming the educational panorama with a historical investment of more than 11 400 million soles in school infrastructure. This effort has already made possible the delivery of 153 new schools in 15 regions, which today benefit more than 114,000 students throughout the country.
To strengthen the teaching and improve learning, the MINEDU invests this year 43 million soles in 19 teacher training programs that will benefit 200,000 teachers.
Currently, more than 2.2 million students access education courses for work in more than 10,000 schools, where they develop technical skills for insertion to the work world.
This year connectivity will be expanded to more than 5000 schools, which will reach the figure of 15,000 educational premises with the Internet that benefit 4.5 million schoolchildren.
Similarly, sport grows with more than 290 million soles aimed at strengthening school sports, supporting high -performance athletes and promoting new talents throughout the country.
