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Discontented with Their Wages, Training and Working Conditions, French Teachers Are Less Satisfied than Elsewhere in the Oecd

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The situation of French teachers is "special concern" for the OECD, which is publishing its latest international Talis study on teaching and learning on Tuesday, 7 October.

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The situation of French teachers is "special concern" for the OECD, which is publishing its latest international Talis study on teaching and learning on Tuesday, 7 October.

·France
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According to the international TALIS survey published by the OECD, the teaching profession remains generally satisfied with its practice. In France, if second-level teachers continue to love their profession, they are still...

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Only 4% find their profession valued by the population and they are less satisfied with their professional situation than their colleagues in other countries: the situation of French teachers is "quietly worrying" for the OECD, which is publishing its latest international Talis study on teaching and learning this Tuesday.

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The Talis survey, conducted by the OECD on a sample of 280,000 teachers and published on Tuesday, is the largest study devoted to the profession. The results of the 2024 edition of this five-year review show the difficulties of French teachers.

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What place does the teaching profession hold in society? France ranks last among OECD countries in terms of the value of the teaching profession in society. Only 4% of teachers believe their profession is valued by society, and the same number believe their opinion is taken into account by policymakers. This is also last place internationally. A sharp decline in satisfaction since 2018 concerns working conditions. The 2024 edition of the TALIS (…

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Le Monde broke the news in Paris, France on Monday, October 6, 2025.
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