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A survey reveals the amount of paper work as one of the reasons teachers are exiting the profession.
Canterbury schools struggling with teacher vacancies
Principals say a shortage of teachers in Canterbury appears to be subject-related.
Government pledges support for schools without staff
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Students may be sent home as schools grapple with major teacher shortage
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New dean ready for the challenges of the compulsory sector
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Teacher supply package a good start but more needed
Teachers have welcomed the Government's teacher supply package announced today but say more is needed to address the full extent of the teacher shortage problem.
End of an era for five Havelock North High School teachers
It is the end of an era for five Havelock North High School staff, as they retire after more than 40 years of service.
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