Education topic: This is what the Linz candidates for the 2024 National Council election stand for

Klaus Fürlinger for the ÖVP, Roland Baumann for the SPÖ, Michael Schilchegger for the FPÖ, Bernhard Seeber for the Greens, Georg Redlhammer for the NEOS, Christina Pree for the KPÖ, Gerhard Pötscher for the LMP and Eva Steinmayr for NO stood for Speech and Answer Tips about education.

Klaus Fürlinger, ÖVP, constituency list position 1

The Austrian education system is fundamentally strong, but it no longer meets today’s requirements. Curricula and textbooks need to be revised accordingly. To ensure educational success, only children who speak German in an age-appropriate manner should be enrolled in school.

Roland Baumann, SPÖ, constituency list position 1

Every child must have the opportunity to have a full-day, year-round place in a primary education facility from the age of 1. Better basic digital training and media skills for the children, but also for the teachers.

Michael Schilchegger, FPÖ, constituency list position 1

The FPÖ stands for an education system that requires discipline and order and promotes achievement. We want to strengthen Austrian values, expand early intervention in important subjects and eliminate harmful ideological influences from schools.

Bernhard Seeber, GREENS, constituency list position 3

A good education for everyone brings wealth to everyone. This is why “kindergarten extension crime” should.Increase educational opportunities. At the same time, we want to promote all-day schools and then divide them into types of schools.

Georg Redlhammer, NEOS, constituency list position 3

Education must be inclusive and innovative because this is the key to the future! We want more school autonomy, digitization and media literacy in lessons as well as an index of opportunities based on the Vienna model to raise the wings of every child in Linz.

Christina Pree, KPÖ, constituency list position 1

Our education system represents unequal opportunities. It focuses on change and choice. I am committed to a common compulsory school for all that recognizes and takes into account different social and health education requirements.

Gerhard Pötscher, LMP, constituency list position 2

We want freedom of choice in education and an education voucher. Different children have different needs that need support. Critical thinking and developing creative solutions are more important today than memorizing specific knowledge.

Eva Steinmayr, GUN, constituency list position 2

Teachers relieve the burden by increasing the number of teachers, outsourcing administrative work, reducing the maximum number of students per class to 20, ethics and philosophy from primary school onwards. Eliminate tuition fees and space restrictions.