❓ Dr. Constable asks about the estimated number of primary, pre-primary/kindergarten, and secondary teachers needed for recruitment in WA for 2003, with a breakdown of subject areas for secondary teachers. The answer provides estimates and percentage breakdowns.
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(1) What is the estimated total number of primary teachers who will need to be recruited for 2003?
(2) What is the estimated number of pre-primary and kindergarten teachers who will need to be recruited for 2003?
(3) What is the estimated total number of secondary teachers who will need to be recruited for 2003 and in which subject areas?
(2) What is the estimated number of pre-primary and kindergarten teachers who will need to be recruited for 2003?
(3) What is the estimated total number of secondary teachers who will need to be recruited for 2003 and in which subject areas?
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Answered
15 October 2002
Responded by
Minister for Education
Response time
21 days
· 350 of these teachers will be required to take up positions in early childhood education. · A further 50 teachers will be required to fill literacy and numeracy positions. · The remainder will be recruited to fill positions that may arise across the school system, in the primary area, either at the beginning of the school year or throughout the course of the year. (3) Up to 770. It is projected that up to 15% of these will be teachers of English, 11% will be teachers of science, 11% will be teachers of mathematics, 9% will be teachers of health and physical education, 10% will be teachers of society and environment. The remainder will be teachers of various learning areas.
(3) Up to 770. It is projected that up to 15% of these will be teachers of English, 11% will be teachers of science, 11% will be teachers of mathematics, 9% will be teachers of health and physical education, 10% will be teachers of society and environment. The remainder will be teachers of various learning areas.
(3) Up to 770. It is projected that up to 15% of these will be teachers of English, 11% will be teachers of science, 11% will be teachers of mathematics, 9% will be teachers of health and physical education, 10% will be teachers of society and environment. The remainder will be teachers of various learning areas.
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