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Teacher shortage a ‘global phenomenon,’ UN agency warns - National

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The United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) says the issue is a global phenomenon. UNESCO says more action must be taken if its goal of primary and secondary education for all is to be reached by 2030. In Sub-Saharan Africa alone, 15 million teachers are needed, making up the biggest shortfall globally, the report said. Europe and North America has the third largest teacher shortage of all regions.

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Teacher shortage a ‘global phenomenon,’ UN agency warns - National

The UNESCO report, released Tuesday, comes just before World Teacher Day on Thursday, which UNESCO proclaimed in 1994 to celebrate the work of teachers.

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