Future of hourly teaching post-43,400 hires
At the beginning of the 2026-2027 school year, the Ministry of Education announced new appointments, including 43,400 teachers as part of the fifth batch of the recruitment competition. This initiative aimed to address the deficit, which was estimated at around 469,000 teachers. The ministry began distributing the new hires to schools, especially at the elementary level, to support the teaching staff and reduce reliance on the practice of hourly-based work, which had been used to cope with the shortage of teachers. With the number of new teachers reaching approximately 150,000, it is expected that dependence on hourly work will decrease. However, its continuation will depend on how much the actual need in schools and their specializations diminishes, as it remains linked to the future developments in the requirements of the education system.
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