As indicated below, our greatest deficit is at the infant level which is ECD A to Grade 2. We have taken the necessary precautions to place the majority of teachers at infant level from the allocation that is funded through Treasury since January, 2022. The table below shows the number of teachers that were deployed.
TEACHER DEPLOYMENT
LEVEL |
NUMBER OF TEACHERS DEPLOYED |
INFANT |
2164 |
JUNIOR |
1215 |
SECONDARY (FORMS 1-4) |
431 |
ADVANCED (FORMS 5-6) |
94 |
TOTAL |
3904 |
Our deployment pattern takes into account the available vacancies in each district. We have for instance, some districts in Harare and Bulawayo that have almost full complement of staff except for critical shortage areas while the majority of the districts in rural areas are experiencing an acute shortage of teachers, hence are prioritised. As noted above, we deployed fewer teachers to the secondary level because of the need to strengthen the foundation at primary school level. Table 2 shows the required teachers post, the latest deployment shown in Table 1.
Teacher Requirement after Latest Recruitment
Level | TEACHERS NEEDED |
INFANT | 14 527 |
JUNIOR | 6 527 |
SECONDARY (FORMS 1-4) | 3 170 |
ADVANCED (FORMS 5-6) | 1 107 |
TOTAL | 25 331 |
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