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Number of countries which are expected to fill the teacher gap for primary education by 2030, based on current trends

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78 countries are on track to achieve the required primary teacher numbers by 2030, while 119 countries will have a shortage.

Number of countries which are expected to fill the teacher gap for primary education by 2030, based on current trends

Source

UIS, UNESCO and Teacher Task Force

Date

09 Jan 2023

Notes

The prevalence of teacher shortages is increasing, with 119 countries grappling with a deficit of primary educators. Notably, Sub-Saharan Africa stands out as the region facing the most significant challenge, with 37 countries facing a deficit. In contrast, 78 countries, primarily in Latin America and the Caribbean, are expected to maintain an adequate number of primary teachers in their education systems. However, Europe and North America exhibit varied scenarios, experiencing shortages and surpluses of teachers in different regions.

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