what consequences in the score due

After the transfer, the points owed to the teacher may change. Let’s see in which case

A reader writes us:

“I am in the 2014-15 position in lower secondary school (3 years at the same institution)
and with change of role is the relative test year in the secondary role of 2017-18 (3 years in the same institution)
If in the academic year 2020-21 I apply for mobility to another province, do I lose something?“

The evaluation of the score due for mobility and for the institute’s internal ranking is carried out based on the evaluation tables attached to the CCNI

The teacher who participates in the mobility and obtains the requested movement could have consequences in the score due depending on whether or not they have gained continuity in the school of previous ownership.

What score can change after transfer

After the transfer, the service score does not undergo any change, except in the case of the teacher who obtains a transfer of support to a subject who will no longer be able to evaluate the double score for the service performed in the support, while the continuity score is canceled accumulated.

The transfer, in fact, determines the interruption of continuity with loss of the accumulated score in the school, calculated with 2 points each year within the five-year period and 3 points for each year following the fifth.

This score is also lost after passing the chair obtained in the same school or transfer to another type of place in the school of property.

Conclusions

In the case indicated by our reader, if in the next school year 2020/21 she submits an interprovincial mobility request and it is satisfied in the request, she will lose the continuity score obtained at the school for the continuous triennium of service from 2017/18 to 2019/20

Specifically, the lost score will be 2 points for each year, so a total of 6 points will be lost both in the internal ranking of the institution and due to mobility.