Afghan Teachers' Rights Observatory

Education International

What is the purpose of the ATRO Survey?

The purpose of this survey is to:

Elevate and amplify your voice as an Afghan teacher on the global stage
Share your experiences as a teacher in the last 12 months through your personal stories
Collect data and information on your rights, conditions of employment and professional matters
Use the information collected to advocate for advancing the level of education in Afghanistan for students and teachers within a human rights framework

Why should I participate in the survey?

As a teacher you are at the heart of your community. Your views and your voice matters. Your voice helps shape a better education system for you and your students.

How will Education International use the data?

Education International will use the data collected to:

Assess and report on trends in education in Afghanistan from a human rights perspective
Advocate at an international level to advance the level of education in Afghanistan for students and teachers within a human rights framework
Garner support from EI member organisations and international institutions for teachers and students in Afghanistan

Please be assured of our commitment to maintaining your confidentiality and safety. The results of the survey will be anonymous, aggregated and report trends. We will only reveal details with your explicit permission.

How is my privacy secured?

Education International takes the privacy and security of the participants in this survey extremely seriously. We understand that you will be rightly concerned for your and your family’s security and safety. In order to protect you on-line whilst you undertake the survey, all data is transferred on secure, encrypted channels. As soon as the data reaches our servers, it is stored encrypted, which means that the data can only be read and analyzed by Education International.

We would never share your individual information publicly and any details we may share will require your explicit permission.

Thanks for undertaking this survey, Education International is grateful for your contribution and participation.

Who and what is Education International?

Education International is the Global Union Federation that brings together organisations of teachers and other education employees from across the world. Through its 383 member organisations, it represents more than 32 million teachers and education support personnel in 178 countries and territories, including in Afghanistan.

Elevating and amplifying the voices of Afghan teachers on the global stage

دیده بان حقوق معلمان افغانستان

د افغان ښوونکو د حقونو څارونکی

Afghan Teachers' Rights Observatory

About this Survey

The purpose of this survey is to elevate and amplify your voice as an Afghan teacher on the global stage.

Frequently Asked Questions

Testimony

Please tell us your experiences of working as a teacher in your province in the last 12 months. Very happy Happy Somewhat happy Unhappy

Please explain your response. If possible limit your response to a maximum of 100 words.

Pay

In the last 12 months, how much of your salary have you received? All of it Most of it Some of it None of it

Teacher Status

Do you believe that Afghan society holds teachers in high regard? Always Mostly Sometimes Never

How satisfied are you that teachers' salaries reflect the amount of work you do? Very satisfied Satisfied Somewhat satisfied Unsatisfied

Girls’ Education

Do you think girls have a right to education? Always Often Sometimes Never

Women Teachers

Do you believe women teachers should be able to teach in boys’ secondary schools? Always Often Sometimes Never

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