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Amsterdam primary schools to phase out freelance teachers - DutchNews.nl

  • Amsterdam's 230 primary schools decided on May 12, 2025, to phase out freelance teachers and hire only permanent staff.
  • The decision responds to concerns about costs, teaching quality, and external teachers having less bond with pupils and colleagues.
  • The schools, including those in Weesp, Diemen, and Duivendrecht, employ over 4,600 people with freelance teachers currently filling 5 to 10 percent of positions.
  • Arie van Loon of the BBO stated permanent teams foster stronger connections, and alderman Marjolein Moorman supports ensuring "peace, quality, and equal opportunities."
  • The phased approach allows schools time to transition, aiming to improve lesson quality and reduce millions in deployment costs annually.
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Hiring external teachers has been a topic in the education world for years.

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Primary schools in Amsterdam want to stop hiring teachers from outside, such as temporary workers and freelancers. The schools have agreed...

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Primary education in Amsterdam wants to stop hiring temporary workers. The hope is that this decision will save costs and lead to better education and more stability - despite the ongoing teacher shortage.

·Amersfoort, Netherlands (Kingdom of the)
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Primary schools in Amsterdam want to stop hiring teachers from outside, such as temporary workers and self-employed people. Read it on Telegraaf.nl

·Amsterdam, Netherlands (Kingdom of the)
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The primary school service has been looking for substitutes due to various leaves of absence.

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De Telegraaf broke the news in Amsterdam, Netherlands (Kingdom of the) on Sunday, May 11, 2025.
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