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Education: UK
"Oz" wrote in message ... The (UK) Economist 19/4/3 P25 Qualifications of teachers teaching in UK percent: Physics Chemistry Biology Without degree 75 50 40 Without "A" level 30 15 25 Truly mind-boggling ..... ... It would not surprise me greatly to hear that for those employed outside education the figures are the inverse - e.g. Physics: 25% without degree, Biology 60% without degree. You actually find something like this in universities, e.g. in physics departments few if any of the technicians will have a physics degree whereas in biology nearly all will have. Schools are just another employment sector that soaks up surplus graduates, and there are more surplus biology graduates than physics graduates. The without A level figure for Physics could be misleading as I would expect most will have an A level in maths, similarly the biology teachers will probably have an A level in chemistry. Michael Saunby |
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