The Rhineland-Palatinate Philologists' Association advocates

• a structured, differentiated school system that corresponds to the individual talents and abilities of students
• a Gymnasium (grammar school) that prepares students for university studies
• qualified teacher training specific to each type of school in accordance with the structure of the school system
• the safeguarding of teachers' civil servant status
• remuneration commensurate with the qualifications of high school teachers
• Appropriate learning and working conditions in schools
• A correspondingly broad recruitment corridor for young colleagues
• Forward-looking teacher demand planning
• School-specific staff representatives

represents the interests of high school teachers through

• direct contact with the Ministry of Education, Science, Youth, and Culture
• factions of the state parliament and the parties
• the State Parents' Council
• the Rhineland-Palatinate parents' initiatives
• training institutes, churches, etc.
• the Supervisory and Service Directorate in Trier

supports its members by

• individual advice on legal and service-related issues
• legal protection in cases of general importance
• a comprehensive and wide-ranging range of training courses

Founded: 1952
Register of Associations: 14 VR 1149