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Monitoring Teacher Supply 2009

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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

Appendix Tables


Appendix Table 1:    The year in which overseas-trained teachers (teaching at schools in 2008) began teaching in New Zealand
Overseas-trained teachers in schools as at the first day of Term 1, 2008
Primary
(headcount)
Secondary (headcount)
Total
(headcount)
Overseas-trained teachers who began in 2007
177
218
395
Overseas-trained teachers who began in (at the beginning of) 2008
89
170
259
TOTAL
266
388
654
 
Appendix Table 2:    Characteristics of schools in which ‘relatively new’7  overseas-trained teachers were employed in 2008
 
Schools
Overseas-trained Teachers
Number
% of all
schools
Number
(headcount)
% of all
teachers a
Total
375
16.2
654
1.4
Primary
194
10.1
266
1.0
Secondary
181
46.1
388
1.8
Locality
Main Urban (population > 30,000)
250
20.6
464
1.4
Secondary Urban (10,000 to 30,000)
37
24.2
64
1.8
Minor Urban (1,000 to 9,999)
50
18.2
83
1.4
Rural (< 1,000)
38
5.6
43
0.9
Māori Roll (quartiles)
0% to <9.5%
103
17.9
183
1.4
9.5% to <18.4%
108
18.6
182
1.3
18.4% to <36.7%
107
18.5
190
1.6
36.7% to 100%
57
9.8
99
1.1
Socio-economic indicator
Deciles 1–3
105
15.5
183
1.5
Deciles 4–7
145
15.4
260
1.3
Deciles 8–10
125
18.0
211
1.3
a    ‘Percentage of all teachers’ is based on a headcount of all teachers, from schools who have responded to the survey, and on the payroll during pay period ending 26 February 2008.
 
Appendix Table 3:    Characteristics of schools in which beginning first year teachers were employed in 2008
 
Schools
Beginning Teachers
Number
% of all
      schools
Number
  (headcount)
% of all
  teachers a
Total
1,124
48.5
2,223
4.6
Primary
824
42.8
1,365
5.0
Secondary
300
76.3
858
4.1
Locality
Main Urban (population > 30,000)
735
60.6
1,616
4.8
Secondary Urban (10,000 to 30,000)
90
58.8
152
4.2
Minor Urban (1,000 to 9,999)
147
53.6
259
4.4
Rural (< 1,000)
152
22.4
196
4.1
Māori Roll (quartiles) a
0% to <9.5%
288
49.9
603
4.6
9.5% to <18.4%
317
54.5
639
4.5
18.4% to <36.7%
275
47.5
568
4.6
36.7% to 100%
244
42.1
413
4.8
Socio-economic indicator
Deciles 1–3
334
49.2
629
5.2
Deciles 4–7
443
47.0
878
4.4
Deciles 8–10
347
49.9
716
4.4
a    ‘Percentage of all teachers’ is based on a headcount of all teachers, from schools who have responded to the survey, and on the payroll during pay period ending 26 February 2008.


Footnote

  1. ‘Relatively new’ overseas teachers are defined as those overseas teachers who began teaching in New Zealand for the first time in either 2007 or 2008.

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