University Teacher Training Programs on the Rise, 'Very Good News' in the Fight Against the Teacher Shortage
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For the second year in a row, university teacher training programs are once again attracting more new students. Never before have there been so many applications for the university primary teacher training program (PABO), which has existed since 2008. "The moment they went from not understanding to understanding, I found that very beautiful."
For the first time in several years, enrollment in major welfare programs is increasing.
University teacher training programs are experiencing a significant surge, according to new figures. In the recently concluded academic year, there were 13.5 percent more enrollments than in the previous year. This is reported by Trouw, based on figures from the umbrella organization Universities of the Netherlands (UNL). With such a program, graduates are qualified to teach in primary or secondary education. For primary education teacher traini…
More and more students want to enter the education sector through a university education. ‘It is a great combination of theory and practice.’
On July 28, almost 60,000 applicants will be offered a place in higher education. Several have been accepted into the large welfare-oriented professional bachelor's programs.
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