The global imperative to reverse the teacher shortage
The global imperative to reverse the teacher shortage
The global imperative to reverse the teacher shortage
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Global Report on Teachers Highlights Launch and 2023 Global Teacher Prize
Click here to watch the recording of this event.
In an unprecedented joint event, UNESCO is joining forces with the International Task Force on Teachers for Education 2030 (TTF), the Varkey Foundation, and Dubai Cares to bring a spotlight on teachers.
UNESCO and TTF will launch the highlights of the first Global Report on Teachers during the award ceremony of the Global Teacher Prize which this year is held in collaboration with Dubai Cares.
The initial segment will introduce new research addressing teacher shortages, offering a preview of the full report. This comprehensive report will showcase in-depth data and perspectives on the global challenges that teachers face, alongside actionable recommendations to enhance teacher recruitment and retention. The presentation will be followed by a ministerial panel addressing some of the critical issues affecting teacher shortages and the policy solutions to address this global phenomenon.
In the second part, the Varkey Foundation will present the Global Teacher Prize 2023, honouring exceptional educators in partnership with UNESCO and Dubai Cares. Established to commend an extraordinary teacher who has significantly impacted the profession, the Prize highlights the crucial role teachers play in society. The event will showcase the prestigious USD 1 million prize winner, alongside the other nine finalists chosen from a pool of over 8,000 nominations and applications spanning 121 countries.
In order to join this General Conference side event, register here.
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Explore further:
- Webpage of the International Task Force on Teachers for Education 2030 & UNESCO Global Report on Teachers
- UNESCO work on teachers
- Global Teacher Prize
- UNESCO event webpage
Photo credit: UNESCO/Kilayé Bationo
School Leadership Network's last global meeting of 2023
Join us for our thematic group's Final Global Meeting of the year! The meeting will convene school leaders, NGOs, academia, policymakers, and other relevant stakeholders to provide inputs on the importance of building school leadership communities, how they can be promoted through a shared common vision and their influence in student outcomes. Conclusions that emerge from this meeting will contribute to the GEM Report 2024/5 on Education Leadership. Learn more about the topics that will be discussed here.
In the meeting, you will have the opportunity to hear from José Weinstein. José was Chile’s Undersecretary of Education (2000-2003), and Chile’s first Minister of Culture (2003-2006). He has created and directed programs on school improvement and youth development. He is currently the Director of the School Leadership Program at Diego Portales University, where he is a Full Professor. His recent work has focused greatly on school leadership development and capacity improvement of vulnerable schools.
The event is open to all. Feel free to share in your circles and invite fellow educators. Please note that registration is essential for all.
🗓️18th October, Wednesday
⌛3 PM Paris time (10 AM Argentina time, 2 PM UK time, 6:30 PM India time)
🔗Registration: https://bit.ly/3ZR6Nzq
Interpretation will be available in English, Spanish, Portuguese, and Bahasa Indonesia.
We look forward to seeing all of you soon! For further information don't hesitate to take a look at our updated website here.
See you there! ✨
School Leadership Network's last global meeting of 2023
Join us for our thematic group's Final Global Meeting of the year! The meeting will convene school leaders, NGOs, academia, policymakers, and other relevant stakeholders to provide inputs on the importance of building school leadership communities, how they can be promoted through a shared common vision and their influence in student outcomes. Conclusions that emerge from this meeting will contribute to the GEM Report 2024/5 on Education Leadership. Learn more about the topics that will be discussed here.
In the meeting, you will have the opportunity to hear from José Weinstein. José was Chile’s Undersecretary of Education (2000-2003), and Chile’s first Minister of Culture (2003-2006). He has created and directed programs on school improvement and youth development. He is currently the Director of the School Leadership Program at Diego Portales University, where he is a Full Professor. His recent work has focused greatly on school leadership development and capacity improvement of vulnerable schools.
The event is open to all. Feel free to share in your circles and invite fellow educators. Please note that registration is essential for all.
🗓️18th October, Wednesday
⌛3 PM Paris time (10 AM Argentina time, 2 PM UK time, 6:30 PM India time)
🔗Registration: https://bit.ly/3ZR6Nzq
Interpretation will be available in English, Spanish, Portuguese, and Bahasa Indonesia.
We look forward to seeing all of you soon! For further information don't hesitate to take a look at our updated website here.
See you there! ✨