Quebec unions demand change on back-to-school staff shortages ahead of election
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Quebec unions demand change on back-to-school staff shortages ahead of election
There are currently 3,132 teacher vacancies in the province, according to Quebec’s Education Ministry. Teachers, school staff and parents are raising concerns about staff shortages, funding cuts and aging infrastructures.
This number is down from the same period of the last two years, but players in the school network remain cautious.
At about 15 days from the start of the school year, there are still 3132 teaching positions in Quebec schools.
At about 15 days from the start of the school year, there are still 3132 teaching positions in Quebec schools.
The race against the clock is underway: at about two weeks of the return to class, more than 3000 teaching posts remain to be filled in Quebec's primary and secondary schools.
A few weeks after the school year, 36 teacher positions remain to be filled in the school service centres of the Côte-Nord. The region thus has a proportion of vacancies similar to that observed across Quebec. According to the data of the Education Scoreboard of the Ministry of Education, dated August 10, the [...] The post 36 teachers positions still vacant on the Côte-Nord appeared first on Le Nord-Côtier.
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