Moldova’s Teacher Shortage Is Worse Than Official Figures Show
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The actual shortage of teachers in Moldovan schools far exceeds the figures reported by the Ministry of Education

This was stated by Andrei Pavaloi, head of the Education Department of the Chisinau City Hall. According to him, far fewer young teachers are joining the profession than are needed, and many do not even stay on until the end of their first school year.
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“Every year, we submit applications for 400–600 teachers to the Ministry of Education. Typically, between 100 and 150 graduates are selected, and the saddest part is that by the end of the school year, only about 70–80 of those referred remain in the system,” Pavaloi said.

According to the Ministry of Education, there are currently about 1,365 open teaching positions across Moldova. However, the actual need is higher, as many teachers are working under heavy workloads.


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