US EditionAmsterdam 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...
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.
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The primary school service has been looking for substitutes due to various leaves of absence.
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