GOVSI podkast
Vlada Slovenije z GOVSI podkastom širi ustaljene načine obveščanja in komuniciranja z javnostjo ter krepi transparentnost vladnega delovanja. Vladni podkast je namenjen poglobljeni predstavitvi vladnih vsebin ter drugih aktualnih in družbeno pomembnih tematik. Poleg bolj neposrednega stika z javnostjo daje tudi prostor za dodatno in temeljito pojasnjevanje vladnih odločitev, načrtov, politik ali pogledov.
Podkast v celoti nastaja v produkciji in v prostorih Urada vlade za komuniciranje (Ukom). Imel bo več voditeljev, predvidoma bosta objavljeni po dve novi epizodi na mesec.
V podkastu predstavljamo aktualne vladne teme ter posebne projektne vsebine, kot je 20. obletnica članstva v EU. Predstavljamo tudi nacionalno znamko I Feel Slovenija.
Glasba: Kapagama [ SACEM ], Kosinus, Margot Cavalier, Advance
[ENGLISH VERSION]
With the GOVSI podcast, the Government of Slovenia is expanding the established ways of informing and communicating with the public and enhancing the transparency of government activities. The Government Podcast is designed to provide an in-depth presentation of government content and other topical and socially relevant issues. In addition to more direct contact with the public, it also provides a space for additional and in-depth explanation of government decisions, plans, policies or views.
The podcast is entirely produced and hosted by the Government Communications Office (GCO) and will have several presenters, with two new episodes per month.
We focus on current government topics and special project content, such as the 20th anniversary of EU membership. We also present the national brand I Feel Slovenia.
Music: Kapagama [ SACEM ], Kosinus, Margot Cavalier, Advance
GOVSI podkast
GOVSI Podkast: Z ministrom Logajem o spremembah v šolstvu
V 24. epizodi vladnega podkasta Gov.si je gostoval minister za vzgojo in izobraževanje dr. Vinko Logaj. V pogovoru s Petro Bezjak Cirman je predstavil ključne zakonodajne spremembe v šolstvu, ki jih je vlada sprejela v zadnjem letu, in izpostavil pomen javnega izobraževanja v Sloveniji. Po njegovem mnenju se pogosto premalo zavedamo prednosti, ki jih omogoča dostopno in kakovostno javno šolstvo – od vrtcev do univerz, kar je po njegovem prepričanju eden od temeljev enakih možnosti za vse otroke.
Minister je predstavil novosti, kot so spremembe financiranja zasebnih vrtcev, postopno uvajanje novega predmeta informatike in digitalnih tehnologij v osnovnih šolah ter pomembno reformo sistema ocenjevanja. Dotaknila sta se tudi aktualnih tem, kot so pomanjkanje učiteljev, uporaba mobilnih telefonov v šolah in ukrepi za zagotavljanje varnega učnega okolja. Minister je izpostavil, da se s temi izzivi spoprijemajo z vrsto ukrepov – od kadrovskih prilagoditev do štipendij in spodbud za mlade učitelje.
Ob koncu šolskega leta je minister Logaj vsem učencem in učiteljem zaželel miren zaključek ter prijetne in zaslužene počitnice. Ob tem je izpostavil pomen sodelovanja šole, staršev in širše skupnosti pri vzgoji in izobraževanju mladih. Celoten pogovor, ki ponuja vpogled v aktualno stanje in prihodnje načrte slovenskega šolskega sistema, si lahko ogledate ali poslušate na vseh platformah podkasta Gov.si.
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Gov.si Podcast: Minister Logaj on Reforms and the Future of Education
In the 24th episode of the Gov.si government podcast, Minister of Education Dr. Vinko Logaj joined host Petra Bezjak Cirman to discuss the latest legislative reforms in the Slovenian education system. He highlighted the value of accessible and high-quality public education, which he sees as a key foundation for ensuring equal opportunities for all children. Minister Logaj emphasized that Slovenians often take this system for granted, even though elsewhere education often comes with high financial burdens.
The episode covered various policy updates, including changes to the funding of private kindergartens, the gradual introduction of a new compulsory subject—Informatics and Digital Technologies—in primary schools, and a reformed grading and assessment system. The minister also addressed current challenges such as teacher shortages, mobile phone use in schools, and efforts to ensure a safe and inclusive learning environment. Measures such as hiring flexibility, increased scholarships, and non-profit housing for young teachers are part of the government’s strategy to attract and retain qualified staff.
As the school year comes to a close, Minister Logaj extended his best wishes to teachers and students, encouraging a joyful and stress-free end to the year and a well-deserved summer break. He underscored the importance of collaboration among schools, families, and the wider community in educating the next generation. You can watch or listen to the full episode of the Gov.si podcast on all major platforms.