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Educators and groups want to address teacher shortage

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ATLANTA – The Georgia Department of Education kicked off a new teacher recruitment campaign Tuesday to address a teacher shortage. The move is necessary as a generation of teachers nears retirement after two decades and more in the classroom, State School Superintendent Richard Woods said. “A little over a third of our workforce is 20 years and above, so we’re looking at how do we replace that many people in a relatively short period of time,” sa

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The Georgia Sun

How Will Georgia Address Its Teacher Shortage?

The Georgia Department of Education kicked off a new teacher recruitment campaign Tuesday to address a teacher shortage. The move is necessary as a generation of teachers nears retirement after two decades and more in the classroom, State School Superintendent Richard Woods said. “A little over a third of our workforce is 20 years and above, so we’re looking at how do we replace that many people in a relatively short period of time,” said Woods,…

Educators and groups want to address teacher shortage

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onrec.com

Ten Years of Training Tomorrow’s Teachers: The Trust Tackling the Shortage Head On

Stuart Gentle Publisher at Onrec 20 Feb 2025|News archiveTen Years of Training Tomorrow’s Teachers: The Trust Tackling the Shortage Head OnNow in its tenth year, the school-based teacher training programme offers a great alternative to university-led routes, equipping trainees with practical, hands-on experience in classrooms while ensuring they achieve the same professional qualifications.With the education sector continuing to face significant…

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