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Monitoring Teacher Supply

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Author(s): Various

Date Published: Annually

Since 1997 the Research Division of the Ministry of Education has undertaken a Teacher Vacancy Survey of all state and state integrated schools at the beginning of each school year to monitor the staffing situation in New Zealand schools. This one-page survey provides the Ministry with a snapshot of the number of entitlement staffing vacancies and re-advertised vacancies in schools at the start of Term 1, and for secondary schools, in what subject areas pressure points are occurring.

 

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Monitoring Teacher Supply 2011

Monitoring Teacher Supply 2011 The Research Division of the Ministry of Education conducts the Survey of Staffing annually to provide the Ministry with a snapshot of the number of entitlement staffing vacancies1 and re-advertised vacancies in schools at the start of Term 1. In 2011, the survey was completed by 90% of all state and state-integrated schools.

Author(s): Megan Lee, Research Division

Date Published: June 2011

Monitoring Teacher Supply 2010

Monitoring Teacher Supply 2010 The 2010 Monitoring Teacher Supply report provides the Ministry with a snapshot of the number of entitlement staffing vacancies and re-advertised vacancies in schools at the start of Term 1, how these vacancies are being covered and, in the case of secondary schools, in what subject areas pressure points are occurring.

Author(s): Megan Lee, Research Division [Ministry of Education]

Date Published: May 2010

Monitoring Teacher Supply 2009

Monitoring Teacher Supply 2009 The 2009 Monitoring Teacher Supply report provides the Ministry with a snapshot of the number of entitlement staffing vacancies and re-advertised vacancies in schools at the start of Term 1, how these vacancies are being covered and, in the case of secondary schools, in what subject areas pressure points are occurring.

Author(s): Lisa Ng and Megan Lee, Research Division [Ministry of Education]

Date Published: May 2009

Monitoring Teacher Supply 2008

Monitoring Teacher Supply 2008 The 2008 Monitoring Teacher Supply report provides the Ministry with a snapshot of the number of entitlement staffing vacancies and re-advertised vacancies in schools at the start of Term 1, how these vacancies are being covered and, in the case of secondary schools, in what subject areas pressure points are occurring.

Author(s): Lisa Ng, Research Division [Ministry of Education]

Date Published: May 2008

Monitoring Teacher Supply 2007

Monitoring Teacher Supply 2007 The 2007 Monitoring Teacher Supply report provides the Ministry with a snapshot of the number of entitlement staffing vacancies and re-advertised vacancies in schools at the start of Term 1, how these vacancies are being covered and, in the case of secondary schools, in what subject areas pressure points are occurring.

Author(s): Lisa Ng, Research Division [Ministry of Education]

Date Published: May 2007

Monitoring Teacher Supply 2006

Monitoring Teacher Supply 2006 The 2006 Monitoring Teacher Supply report provides the Ministry with a snapshot of the number of entitlement staffing vacancies and re-advertised vacancies in schools at the start of Term 1, how these vacancies are being covered and, in the case of secondary schools, in what subject areas pressure points are occurring.

Author(s): Lisa Ng, Research Division [Ministry of Education]

Date Published: 2006

Monitoring Teacher Supply 2005

Monitoring Teacher Supply 2005 The 2005 Monitoring Teacher Supply report provides the Ministry with a snapshot of the number of entitlement staffing vacancies and re-advertised vacancies in schools at the start of Term 1, how these vacancies are being covered and, in the case of secondary schools, in what subject areas pressure points are occurring.

Author(s): Research Division, Ministry of Education

Date Published: June 2005

Monitoring Teacher Supply 2004

Monitoring Teacher Supply 2004 The 2004 Monitoring Teacher Supply report provides the Ministry with a snapshot of the number of entitlement staffing vacancies and re-advertised vacancies in schools at the start of Term 1, how these vacancies are being covered and, in the case of secondary schools, in what subject areas pressure points are occurring.

Author: Research Division, Ministry of Education
Date Published: June 2004

Author(s): Research Division, Ministry of Education

Date Published: June 2004

Monitoring Teacher Supply 2003

Monitoring Teacher Supply 2003 The 2003 Monitoring Teacher Supply report provides the Ministry with a snapshot of the number of entitlement staffing vacancies and re-advertised vacancies in schools at the start of Term 1, how these vacancies are being covered and, in the case of secondary schools, in what subject areas pressure points are occurring.

Author(s): Research Division, Ministry of Education

Date Published: June 2003

Monitoring Teacher Supply 2002

Monitoring Teacher Supply 2002 The 2002 Monitoring Teacher Supply report provides the Ministry with a snapshot of the number of entitlement staffing vacancies and re-advertised vacancies in schools at the start of Term 1, how these vacancies are being covered and, in the case of secondary schools, in what subject areas pressure points are occurring.

Author(s): Research Division, Ministry of Education

Date Published: March 2002

Monitoring Teacher Supply 2001

Monitoring Teacher Supply 2001 The 2001 Monitoring Teacher Supply report provides the Ministry with a snapshot of the number of entitlement staffing vacancies and re-advertised vacancies in schools at the start of Term 1, how these vacancies are being covered and, in the case of secondary schools, in what subject areas pressure points are occurring.

Author(s): Research Division, Ministry of Education

Date Published: March 2001

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