Stop bagging teachers: Education Minister

EducationHQ News Team

By EducationHQ News Team
Published August 12, 2022

Education Minister Jason Clare has called for people to "stop bagging" teachers, saying Australia's shortage is one of the biggest challenges facing the system.

Education Minister Jason Clare will work on a national approach to education workforce shortages.

Clare will be meeting with his state and territory counterparts on Friday, where they will discuss how to fix the ...

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