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The Ministry of Education displays 19 continuous training programs throughout the country, prioritizing the use of technology, innovation and educational qualityMore than 100,000 teachers have already been trained this year in key competences that will improve classroom learning
The Ministry of Education (MINEDU) remains firm in its commitment to improve educational quality throughout the country. This 2025 allocated 43 million soles to execute 19 teacher training programs that will benefit about 200,000 teachers at the national level.
To date, more than 100,000 teachers have been trained through the permanent training and training program. This initiative seeks to strengthen the pedagogical competences of professionals who are in charge of the classroom every day, with updated, relevant and accessible tools for their performance.
The courses, completely free, are offered in semi -creasing modalities, at a distance with tutoring and self -training, through the Siphods platform (https://sifods.minedu.gob.pe), consolidating itself as a modern and flexible system of teacher training in service.
Among the novelties of this year, the artificial intelligence course applied to teaching practice, which allows teachers to incorporate emerging technologies into their pedagogical work. In addition, actions such as the good start of the school year, the coexistence and neuroeducation course and socio -emotional support through tutoring have been launched.
Each teacher who culminates his training receives a valid record or certificate for his professional career, which contributes to their development within the magisterial public career and strengthens meritocracy in the educational system.
Part of this strategy is also developed in alliance with public universities, which has been allocated more than 24 million soles to implement three programs specialized in bilingual intercultural education, teaching induction and active methodologies, in order to strengthen critical thinking and reading comprehension.
These programs will benefit 10,000 teachers and are executed together with institutions such as the National University of Education Enrique Guzman and Valle, the National University of San Marcos, the Toribio Rodriguez de Mendoza University and the National University of the Peruvian Amazon.
The Minister of Education, Morgan Quero, stressed that this investment is part of the governments commitment to President Dina Boluarte with a quality public education and with the professional strengthening of teachers.
When we strengthen the skills of our teachers, we are strengthening the learning and future of our students. This is a priority of our management, said the head of Education.
He also added that the 19 training programs that the Minedu offers this year to the teachers are in line with one of the axes of the social pact for education: teacher training and learning in the classroom, which promotes its management to revalue the magisterial public career, protecting the principle of meritocracy.
