This generation has been certified through the Post-Secondary Level V Qualification for Assistants of Students with Special Educational Needs, organized by the Professional Center for Inclusion in cooperation with international partners from OCN London, United Kingdom.

In his speech, Acting Prime Minister Albin Kurti emphasized the commitment of the institutions of the Republic of Kosovo to advancing inclusive education and supporting initiatives that empower education professionals and create better opportunities for children and youth.

He praised the role of these professionals in supporting children and in building schools where every student feels equal and included.

Addressing the candidates of the new generation, he stated that they are embarking on a professional journey of special importance for society, as through their work they will directly impact the lives of children and their families.

The event was also attended by Bleona Kelmendi, advisor to the Acting Minister of Education and Science, Hajrulla Çeku, along with institutional representatives, international partners, education professionals, and the candidates of the new generation, with the aim of promoting inclusive education and empowering professionals who will contribute to supporting students with special educational needs.