The free online course has been presented by Education Minister Naftali Bennett, and the nation's colleges have collectively communicated their rejection. For its part, Ashkelon Academic College says it is continuing more English educators than different universities.
Twenty-three of the English office's 26 speakers are confronting release, yet just 50 of the school's 1,800 understudies who are required to take the course have agreed to it. The course is being offered by the Open University.
As per the instructors' council, understudies who needed to agree to addresses on grounds in the late spring semester or one year from now were told there would be no courses and they ought to agree to the online course.
In late March, lawyers speaking to the school told a work court that the school's English office was shutting.
Instruction Minister Naftali Bennett at a Petah Tikva school. Sasson Tiram
Toward the start of the second semester this year, the school's leader, Shlomo Grossman, and its CEO, Pinhas Haliwa, vowed in a letter that the Council for Higher Education had guaranteed universities pay for understudies who selected the online course. That way, instructors would not need to be rejected.
The school said it was confronting a drop of 250 understudies in all cases. It said 50 understudies had quit the grounds English courses and the cash from the gathering was just to cover the second semester.
"By the by, the school has settled on the fearless choice in front of the following scholastic year to continue more than 10 English teachers (8.5 positions), as opposed to different universities," the school said in an announcement.
