Resource type

The use of contract teachers in developing countries: trends and impact

Resource type
Authors/contributors
Title
The use of contract teachers in developing countries: trends and impact
Abstract
Defines contract teachers as volunteers, community teachers, para-teachers and similar who, in general, have lower qualifications and lower salaries than corresponding teachers with civil servant status, and who typically work in remote rural areas or in post-conflict regions, serve ethnic minority populations, provide assistance to regular teachers, or in case of acute teacher shortage. Gives brief case studies from Bangladesh, Cambodia, China, Francophone Africa, India, Kenya, and Latin America. Recommends to phase out the use of contract teachers by 2015, in line with Education for All (EFA) quality goals.
Place
Geneva
Publisher
ILO
Date
2007
Language
Summary in English.
ISBN
978-92-2-119998-4 978-92-2-119999-1
Short Title
The use of contract teachers in developing countries
Library Catalogue
Open WorldCat
Extra
OCLC: 430159043
Citation
Fyfe, A.; International Labour Office; Sectoral Activities Programme. 2007. The use of contract teachers in developing countries: trends and impact. Geneva: ILO. Last accessed http://www.ilo.org/wcmsp5/groups/public/---ed_dialogue/---sector/documents/publication/wcms_160813.pdf.