❓ Dr. Constable asks about the potential number of teachers who could return to the profession for 2003. The Minister responds that an exact estimate is not possible, but provides data on casual relief teachers in 2001 as a potential pool.
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I refer to the article ‘State pledge on teachers’ in
The West Australian
on Monday 16 September, 2002 and ask what is the estimated number of teachers who have left the profession who could potentially be available to rejoin the teaching force for the start of 2003?
The West Australian
on Monday 16 September, 2002 and ask what is the estimated number of teachers who have left the profession who could potentially be available to rejoin the teaching force for the start of 2003?
AnswerView source ↗
Answered
15 October 2002
Responded by
Minister for Education
Response time
21 days
It is not possible to estimate the number of teachers who have left the profession and may be available to re-join the teaching workforce for the beginning of the 2003 school year. In 2001, 2 593 qualified teachers undertook some casual relief teaching in Department of Education schools. All of these could potentially be available for fixed-term positions in government schools.
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