These days in many countries fewer and fewer people want to become teachers particulary in secondly school. what are the reasons for this and how could the problem be solved.

A generation ago, teaching in high school was considered an extremely well-respected and popular job.

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, in many parts of the world, very few people like to

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in schools. I am going to examine possible reasons for

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and suggest reachable solutions in upcoming paragraphs.

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unreasonable income compatible with an unbearable workload.

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, trainers have to

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more and earn less than average salary compared to other fields. Apart from teaching in the classroom, they have loads of their profession on both weekends and nighttime preparation

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as reports, lesson planning, checks homework, parents meeting and tests.

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, in the UK a doctor with five years of experience will earn much more than a school tutor with the same experience.

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, in , the classroom some children do not behave well with their mentors, which often causes them to give up teaching.

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, if lecturers, are paid a reasonable salary and there is a fair and transparent

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allocation,

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will not cause any problems.

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, the government should have to pay equal salaries like other professions, they have the right to get bonuses and rewards for appreciation of

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. So that, they got the ambience to

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with happiness and do not feel any kind of burden or stress. In conclusion, the imbalance between the payment rate and a huge amount of responsibility was not fair enough for them. Government should raise money for the betterment of children's future

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instructors.