Learning Process - Educational institutions initiate promotional campaign for courses in instructing.
To combat the shortage of educators, the Senate and four higher institutions in Berlin are launching a new marketing effort. Science Senator Ina Czyborra (SPD) announced the initiative on Thursday, which aims to entice more students to pursue studies in the fields of Mathematics, Information Technology, Natural Sciences, and Technology. Recruitment is also targeted towards vocational school instructors and teachers of artistic disciplines.
The "Berlin gives school" initiative encompasses a variety of forms, such as poster advertising on digital billboards city-wide, a social media presence, and artistic actions. In 2021, 1190 individuals completed their teacher training with a master's degree from Berlin universities. The red-green coalition aims to raise this number to 2500 graduates each year.
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- This teacher shortage issue is not only affecting primary and secondary schools but also universities in Berlin, as indicated by the initiative to attract more students to study educator-related courses.
- The current advertising campaign aimed at promoting educational courses in Berlin is targeting not only university students but also vocational school instructors and teachers in artistic disciplines.
- The Senate and several universities in Berlin are collaborating on an advertising campaign to address the teacher shortage, aiming to produce 2500 educator graduates annually, which was 1190 in 2021.
- The education sector in Berlin is heavily impacted by a shortage of teachers in various subjects, prompting policymakers to launch a marketing effort focusing on recruiting students in Maths, IT, Natural Sciences, and Technology courses.
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