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Victoria's principals fear massive teacher shortage in 2023 - Vimarsana News

Victoria's principals fear massive teacher shortage in 2023

A staggering 90% of the state’s principals are concerned they won’t fill teacher vacancies at the start of next year

Student behaviour and wellbeing rising problems in Victorian schools after remote learning - Vimarsana News

Student behaviour and wellbeing rising problems in Victorian schools after remote learning

Disruptive behaviour and poor wellbeing among students have emerged as bigger problems than learning loss in Victorian schools this year.

Source: smh.com.au
COVID-hit schools fear they will run out of cash for casual teachers - Vimarsana News

COVID-hit schools fear they will run out of cash for casual teachers

Schools affected by COVID-19 teacher absences say they are burning through cash for casual relief teachers, and a shortage of relief staff is making it hard to plug holes.

Source: smh.com.au
Victorian government schools hit by COVID staff shortages fear they will run out of cash for casual teachers - Vimarsana News

Victorian government schools hit by COVID staff shortages fear they will run out of cash for casual teachers

Schools affected by COVID-19 teacher absences say they are burning through cash for casual relief teachers, and a shortage of relief staff is making it hard to plug holes.

Victorian government schools hit by COVID staff shortages fear they will run out of cash for casual teachers - Vimarsana News

Victorian government schools hit by COVID staff shortages fear they will run out of cash for casual teachers

Schools affected by COVID-19 teacher absences say they are burning through cash for casual relief teachers, and a shortage of relief staff is making it hard to plug holes.