Education starts by dismissing nearly 7,020 teachers
The Kuwaiti Ministry of Education has issued a plan to gradually address the surplus of teachers and female teachers, after a study revealed an oversupply estimated at approximately 33,268 teachers of various nationalities and specialties, while the total teaching staff is around 91,761 teachers. The first phase will involve terminating the services of about 7,019 teachers and female teachers from Arab nationalities and contractual staff, with the aim of reducing the surplus and achieving a balance in staffing levels based on the actual needs of the schools. This measure seeks to improve human and financial resource management and save an annual budget of nearly 42 million Kuwaiti dinars, while maintaining the stability of the educational process.
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