Afghanistan’s Kandahar Schools Begin New Academic Year Facing Teacher Shortages – KabulNow
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Afghanistan’s Kandahar Schools Begin New Academic Year Facing Teacher Shortages – KabulNow
KABUL, AFGHANISTAN - The new academic year has begun in Afghanistan’s warm regions amid a severe shortage of teachers, with nearly all government schools in Kandahar reportedly facing a lack of teaching staff. A source at Ahmad Shah Baba High School in Kandahar told local media that the school is experiencing teacher shortages across grades one through 12.
The new school year has begun in the tropical regions of the country while almost all government schools in Kandahar are facing a shortage of teachers this year. A source at Ahmad Shahi High School in Kandahar said that the school is facing a shortage of teachers from the first to the twelfth grade. The source added that the problem of teacher shortage is present in all schools in Kandahar city […] The post New School Year Begins in Tropical Reg…
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