New teacher training program set to help schools fill hard-to-staff roles

EducationHQ News Team

By EducationHQ News Team
Published November 23, 2020

A new Victorian Government initiative will help schools employ local teachers to work in hard-to-staff roles in outer-metropolitan, rural and regional locations, in areas such as STEM, languages, applied learning and specialist education.

The new $15.49 million initiative will give 500 aspiring school teachers and 76 early childhood teachers the opportunity to ...

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