Title: Three-Phase Payment of 2021 Teacher Ranking Backlogs Begins – Key Details
Long-Awaited Teacher Salary Adjustments Underway
The backlog payments for the 2021 teacher ranking system—one of the most critical professional demands of educators—have finally begun disbursement in three structured phases. The Ministry of Education and the Planning and Budget Organization have outlined the timeline and payment structure to ensure transparency and efficiency.
Payment Schedule and Eligibility
The disbursement process is divided into three key phases:
- Phase 1 (June–September 2024): Teachers with finalized ranking documents will receive payments, contingent on budget availability.
- Phase 2 (October–November 2024): Educators with approved appeals will see their backlogs settled.
- Phase 3 (December 2024–January 2025): Remaining adjustments and corrections will be processed.
Average Payment Amounts by Rank
The backlog payments vary based on teachers’ ranking levels:
- Rank 1: 5–10 million tomans
- Rank 2: 10–15 million tomans
- Rank 3: 15–20 million tomans
- Rank 4: 25–35 million tomans
- Rank 5 (Senior): 40–55 million tomans
How Teachers Can Track Payments
To ensure timely receipt, educators are advised to:
- Check their ranking and payment status via the my.medu.ir portal.
- Obtain a printed copy of their official documents from regional HR offices.
- Submit formal appeals through the Ministry of Education’s response system.
- Contact provincial education departments for direct inquiries.
A Milestone for Educators
This phased payment initiative covers both active and retired teachers from 2021, with the majority expected to receive their dues by the end of summer 2024. The move marks a significant step in improving educators’ livelihoods after years of anticipation.
Teachers are encouraged to verify their documents promptly to facilitate smooth transactions. This long-awaited resolution underscores the government’s commitment to addressing educators’ rightful demands.
For further updates, stay tuned to official announcements from the Ministry of Education.
