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No. of new elementary teachers in Seoul hit record low amid declining birthrate

The number of newly recruited teachers for public elementary schools in Seoul this year hit a fresh low of 110 amid the nation s rapidly declining birthrate, according to data from the Seoul Metropolitan Office of Education, Friday. ....

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South Korea's Education Sector Faces Challenges as Low Birth Rates Lead to Declining School-Age Population

South Korea's Education Sector Faces Challenges as Low Birth Rates Lead to Declining School-Age Population
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Per-pupil education grants to rise due to shrinking enrollment

South Korean students will each benefit more from central government education spending in 10 years’ time as shrinking enrollment numbers push per-pupil budgets up, data showed Tuesday. As Korea grapples with a dwindling school-age population, fewer students are likely to be enrolled at schools across the nation in the coming years. As a result, the estimated education subsidy per pupil is expected to rise to s. ....

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3 in 10 new Korean schools don't have enough students: Report

3 in 10 new Korean schools don't have enough students: Report Asia News Network (ANN) is the leading regional alliance of news titles striving to bring the region closer, through an active sharing of editorial content on happenings in the region. ....

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Local education grants to increase due to shrinking enrollment

South Korean students will each benefit more from central government education spending in 10 years’ time as shrinking enrollment numbers push per-pupil budgets up, data showed Tuesday. As Korea grapples with a dwindling school-age population, fewer students are likely to be enrolled at schools across the nation in the coming years. As a result, the estimated education subsidy per pupil is expected to rise to s. ....

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