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949079 Teacher attrition rate from pre-primary education, both sexes (%), TATTRR.02 %   2024-07-09 16:21:12 2024-07-09 16:21:12     1970-2023 6611   % 
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 0     teacher_attrition_rate_from_pre_primary_education__both_sexes__pct__tattrr_02 grapher/unesco/2024-06-25/education_sdgs/education_sdgs#teacher_attrition_rate_from_pre_primary_education__both_sexes__pct__tattrr_02   2               Percentage of teachers at a given level of education leaving the profession in a given school year. The number of leavers is estimated by subtracting the number of teachers in year t from those in year t-1 and adding the number of new entrants to the teaching workforce in year t. The attrition rate is the number of leavers expressed as a percentage of the total number of teachers in year t-1. A high value indicates high levels of teacher turnover which can be disruptive for the learning of students. Assessing and monitoring teacher attrition is essential to ensuring a sufficient supply of qualified and well-trained teachers as well as to their effective deployment, support and management. Where teachers teach for 30-40 years, the attrition rate will be well below 5%. Attrition rates above 10% indicate that the average teaching career lasts only 10 years. For more information, consult the UNESCO Institute of Statistics website: http://www.uis.unesco.org/Education/ 
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