New OECD Study: Why More and More Young Teachers Are Throwing Their Jobs Away in Austria
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According to an OECD study, many young teachers in Austria leave their profession on an above-average basis. The reasons are diverse. Minister of Education Recurrence wants to improve working conditions.
69 per cent of teachers leaving the profession have not yet taught for five years. At the same time, one in ten teachers fails for more than two months.
"If almost a tenth of the young teacher wants to leave the profession again or leaves, this is an unmistakable warning signal. NEOS Education Minister Recurrence today announces that the working conditions need to be improved so that young teachers stay in the profession in the long term and the teaching profession remains attractive, but in truth he completely ignores the hard reality at our schools. If the OECD now also confirms that we have a…
In Austria, in an international comparison, especially many teachers are satisfied with working conditions and salary, while only the few think about changing jobs. However, it looks much less rosy for young teachers, as the new edition of the OECD study "Education at a Glance" published on Tuesday shows. The OECD also has concrete recommendations for politics.
In Austria, in an international comparison, especially many teachers are satisfied with working conditions and salary, while only the few think about changing jobs (80 and 6 percent respectively). However, the young teachers look much less rosy, as the new edition of the OECD study "Education" published on Tuesday shows at a glance: According to [...]
VIENNA. Austria's teachers are particularly satisfied internationally, but nine percent of the newcomers with classical education have quit. The OECD sees a need for action.
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