The Program belongs to the category of Educational Actions:
"Training & Professional Development - Support of Primary & Secondary Education Teachers in Pedagogical & Teaching Matters"
With the support of 75 Education Executives from our Scientific Register, we will responsibly guide prospective teachers to success. The innovative preparation program will be fully in line with the current legislation and the examination material that we expect to be announced. Candidates who will attend the program will be given the opportunity (optional) to obtain a CERTIFICATE OF SUCCESSFUL MONITORING.
In the modern school, the teacher is the one who undertakes, among many others, the management of groups of students. He, as a member of the school and community, has specific responsibilities and is called upon to play a role with predetermined requirements. The role of the modern educator transcends the limits of his subject - it is complex and very demanding. It must create and maintain harmonious relationships of cooperation and mutual understanding with students, colleagues and parents. Thus, despite the necessary scientific knowledge on the subject, the teacher must also have pedagogical and teaching competence.
Through specific educational actions we want to support the teacher in order to be able to successfully cope with his obligations in a changing and demanding school environment. Our tools are pedagogy, psychology, teaching and internationally recognized good practices.
More information here: ASEP EDUCATIONAL COMPETITION PREPARATION PROGRAMME
Project Manager: Anastasios Katsaris
According to Law 4765/2021, the recruitment system in the Public Sector has changed and the role of ASEP is further strengthened. The competitions that have been announced so far (1st and 2nd) concern permanent staff positions of PE (University Education) and T.E. (Technological Education), while the law also provides for the announcement of competitions for permanent staff positions of DE (Secondary Education), but no such competition has been announced to date. There is no age limit in the written competition.
2nd Panhellenic Written Competition ASEP - Announcement 1C/2025
The details of the 2nd Panhellenic Written Competition are included in the Invitation/Notice 1C/2025A.S.E.P. (Government Gazette 14/17.04.2025/A.S.E.P.)concerning the procedure for the classification of candidates with a national written competition in a scoreboard by category and branch/specialisation of UNIVERSITY and TECHNOLOGICAL EDUCATION in accordance with Article 8 of Law 4765/2021 (first stage). You can download the notice here: https://info.asep.gr/node/75996.
When Applications are made
Applicants must complete and submit an online application for participation in ASEP, exclusively through its website (www.asep.gr), following the instructions provided in the Invitation/Notice (Annex B). The deadline for submission of electronic applications Participation in the proceedings begins on 29 Aprilday Tuesday 8:00 and ends on 14 May 2025, day Wednesday at 2 p.m..
What Candidates Are Considered For
The competition consists of the following two competition parts/tests:
- Knowledge Examination: concerns knowledge deemed necessary or useful for candidates to fulfil their duties as public officials.
- Skills and Work Efficacy Test: This is where the cognitive and behavioural skills of candidates related to work effectiveness are assessed.
The Matter of Examinations
1st Competition Part: Examination of Knowledge
- Constitutional law
- Administrative law
- European Institutions & Law
- Economics
- Public Administration & Human Resource Management
- Informatics & Digital Governance
- Modern History of Greece (1875 - present)
2nd Competition Part: Skills & Work Effectiveness
- Linguistic Reflection
- Numerical and Productive Thinking
- Inductive Reflection and Perception of Space
- Work Effectiveness (Behavior Skills at Work)
How Candidates Are Rated - The Success Base in the Competition
The score of each written procedure (competition part) is set on a scale of 1 to 100. Notice 1C/2025 does not refer to the basis of the score - success, so it is true that we know from the 1st Panhellenic Written Competition.
The score base is set at 55/100, for each competition part, below which the candidate is considered unsuccessful. The final score of the candidates is the weighted average of the scores in the two individual competition parts with weightings:
- knowledge examination: 50%
- skill and work effectiveness test: 50%
We stress that successful is anyone who has reached the base of 55/100 in both competition parts - tests.
Information about the preparation program of AIAKOS here: 2025 ASEP WRITTEN COMPETITION PREPARATION PROGRAMME
Project Manager: Anastasios Katsaris
