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WORLD TEACHERS’ DAY 2014
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Data to Make a Difference
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GLOBAL TEACHER SHORTAGE
New data show a chronic lack of trained teachers in many countries. Without action, it will be impossible to get all children into school and learning by 2030.

A new paper, jointly released by the UNESCO Institute for Statistics (UIS) and the Education for All Global Monitoring Report on World Teachers’ Day, shows that more than 27 million teachers will be needed to achieve universal primary education by 2030.  In the rush to fill this gap, many countries are recruiting new teachers with little training.

Does your country have enough teachers? Explore the latest data in the new eAtlas of Teachers.
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Visit our website to access the UIS Data Centre and download other reports.

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