Teacher enrolments dropped 40 per cent

By EducationHQ News Team
Published February 27, 2018

Teacher enrolments have fallen dramatically in the last six years, which has led to a massive shortage of teachers, the government says.

WELLINGTON, Feb 27 - Figures released on Tuesday show that the number of people enrolled in teacher training dropped by 40 per cent ...

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Teacher enrolments dropped 40 per cent

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