Leipzig Schools Start Year With Enough Teachers, But Shortages Persist
The new school year in Leipzig begins with a sufficient number of teachers, officials confirm. However, efforts are underway to bolster staff in schools facing shortages, including the use of honorary teachers. The teacher situation is tense across Saxony, with many vacancies remaining unfilled.
While Leipzig's schools start the year with adequate teachers, the situation is not uniform. Shortages are reported in upper and vocational schools. Officials are working to address these gaps, including by employing honorary teachers.
Across Saxony, the teacher situation is tense. Out of 1,300 new positions, only just over 1,100 have been filled. This is due to a lack of applicants, leaving many vacancies. A detailed analysis of the teacher situation in schools across Leipzig is currently underway and is expected to take a few weeks.
The new school year in Leipzig starts with sufficient teachers, but shortages persist in certain schools. Efforts are being made to address these gaps. Across Saxony, the teacher situation remains tense, with many vacancies yet to be filled.
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