Spain trails OECD in attainment

OECD data showed Spain had the lowest share of young people with intermediate qualifications among member countries and a 186-hour annual primary-secondary teaching gap, while Austria’s teacher shortage eased.

El Mundo

Spain is the OECD country with the fewest young people with intermediate-level education, while it ranks highest for low-skilled workers

The salary premium for studying vocational training in Spain doubles the average of developed regions. Read

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Público

Portugal is one of the few countries where starting salaries for teachers have fallen in the last decade

Bureaucracy and indiscipline are among the main sources of stress for Portuguese teachers, who also feel underappreciated: only 9% say the profession is valued by society.

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El Mundo

Spanish teachers work two hours less per week than the OECD average

The number of teachers has grown 9% in a decade while the number of students has fallen by 5%. Read

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El Pais

Spain's primary school teachers work 186 more hours of class per year than those in secondary education and lead the gap among developed countries

Spanish teachers experience among the highest job insecurity and the lowest absenteeism rate in the OECD

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Der Standard

Teachers: Two thirds of those who quit do so in the first five years

According to OECD, teacher shortages in Austria have fallen significantly thanks to career changers. Their share in lower secondary education is 6.8 percent below the OECD average.

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Spain trails OECD in attainment

Spain is the OECD country with the fewest young people with intermediate-level education, while it ranks highest for low-skilled workers

Portugal is one of the few countries where starting salaries for teachers have fallen in the last decade

Spanish teachers work two hours less per week than the OECD average

Spain's primary school teachers work 186 more hours of class per year than those in secondary education and lead the gap among developed countries

Teachers: Two thirds of those who quit do so in the first five years

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News, ranked by scholars

Spain trails OECD in attainment

Spain is the OECD country with the fewest young people with intermediate-level education, while it ranks highest for low-skilled workers

Portugal is one of the few countries where starting salaries for teachers have fallen in the last decade

Spanish teachers work two hours less per week than the OECD average

Spain's primary school teachers work 186 more hours of class per year than those in secondary education and lead the gap among developed countries

Teachers: Two thirds of those who quit do so in the first five years

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