MEB Announces Transfer Process for 45,000 Contracted Teachers
Pre-applications open on September 9 for teachers completing a three-year service requirement.
KEY POINTS
- MEB published transfer announcement for 2023 contracted teacher appointees
- 45,000 teachers complete three-year service requirement in September 2026
- Pre-applications: September 9-14; preference applications: September 16-17
- Results announced September 18; notification procedures begin same day
- Applications via mebbis.meb.gov.tr and personel.meb.gov.tr
The Ministry of National Education (MEB) has published the awaited announcement for inter-provincial transfers based on hardship for contracted teachers appointed in 2023. Approximately 45,000 teachers will complete their mandatory three-year service period this September and become eligible for permanent positions.
The transfer process will occur in two stages. Pre-applications will be accepted from September 9 to 14, 2026, followed by preference applications on September 16 and 17. Both stages will be conducted through the MEB's official portals at mebbis.meb.gov.tr and personel.meb.gov.tr.
Assignment results will be announced on September 18, 2026. Notification and separation procedures for transferred teachers will also begin on that date. The announcement covers teachers who were not assigned in the summer transfer period, those whose hardship arose afterward, and contracted teachers moving to permanent status with existing hardship claims.
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