Muhammadyusuf Imomzoda said educational institutions in the Republic needed 163 Russian and English language teachers.
On February 5, speaking at the press conference, Minister of Education of Tajikistan Muhammadyusuf Imomzoda said the Republic was suffering a shortage of schoolteachers. He said these educational institutions needed Russian and English language teachers, the press office of the Ministry reported.
The Minister said the country needed 65 Russian language teachers, 98 English language teachers and 179 natural science teachers.
The Minister dwelt on the transition to a 12-year education system, establishment of a professional holiday for teachers and revival of the system of preschool education.
As was reported, ex-Minister of Education of Tajikistan Nuriddin Sayid had raised the issue of the inadequacy of staff resources in 2019. He said the Republic needed Russian language teachers most of all.
The Russia-Tajikistan joint humanitarian programme aimed at attracting specialists from the Russian Federating to work in the Central Asian state partially addresses the inadequacy of staff resources in secondary schools in the Republic.
