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Education department need 31,335 new teachers nationwide

Bicol Street Journalist 10 years ago4:15 pm
6 Mar , 2014

MANILA, March 6 — The Department of Education needed to fill posts for 31,335 teachers nationwide, with all positions most ideally filled out by April 1, 2014, in time for the opening of classes.

Requirements for each region include Region 1 – 1,029; Region 2 – 727; Region 3 – 3,754; Region 4A – 4,809; Region 4B – 1,318; Region 5 – 2,383; Region 6 – 1,494; Region 7 – 3,425; Region 8 – 1,658; Region 9 – 1,137; Region 10 – 1,175; Region 11 – 1,565; Region 12 – 1,496; Cordillera Administrative Region – 1,143; National Capital Region- 2,018; CARAGA (Agusan del Norte, Agusan del Sur, Surigao del Norte, Surigao del Sur and Dinagat Islands) – 443; and Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao – 1,761.

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