Guidelines for Calculating the Time Exceeding the Standard Teaching Hours in the Military

19:20, 11/07/2024

Recently, Circular 96/2017/TT-BQP was issued by the Ministry of Defense, stipulating the standard teaching and research hours for educators in the People's Army of Vietnam.

To be specific, the time exceeding the standard teaching hours as stipulated in Circular 96 is calculated as follows:

- The time exceeding the standard teaching hours is calculated collectively for a department or a faculty that has only one department.- The calculation of the hours exceeding the standard for the department is as follows: The total standard hours exceeding the limit is equal to the total actual standard hours performed in the year minus the total standard hours required to perform as stipulated.- The department determines the standard hours exceeding the limit for each educator, compiles a report for the Head of the school to review and decide.- The hours for postgraduate teaching, reading and commenting, guiding, evaluating the graduation thesis, master's thesis, doctoral dissertation, proctoring and grading for graduation exams of various training courses, time spent on campaign command and comprehensive tactical training as part of the basic training program are included in the standard teaching hours, but if they exceed the standard hours, those hours are not eligible for overtime compensation.- If an educator is invited to teach by an institution outside the school, the teaching time does not count towards the standard teaching hours.

Refer to the policies for exceeding the standard teaching hours in Circular 96/2017/TT-BQP effective from June 12, 2017.

- Thanh Lam -

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