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    Demand for early childhood teachers is said to be high, partially as many consider moving overseas

    Demand for early childhood teachers is said to be high, partially as many consider moving overseas


    The Australian state of Victoria's offering up to 50-thousand dollars for people to teach there.

    It comes after revelations Queensland's been attempting to convince Kiwi healthcare workers to move overseas, something the Health Minister confirmed was concerning.

    Early Childhood Council Chief Executive Simon Laube says centres in Wellington are at capacity.

    He says it wouldn't be hard for teachers to find a job in this country.

    © 2024 Newstalk ZB, NZCity

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     Law and Order:
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     Education:
    Experts on age-appropriate ways to talk to kids about gendered and family violence 15:57

     Entertainment:
    Britney Spears is hoping her broken right foot will heal without having to undergo surgery 15:41

     Soccer:
    The likely 'Sold Out' sign at Sky Stadium for Saturday's home A-League semifinal is exciting Phoenix players 15:38

     Law and Order:
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     Basketball:
    Basketball star Caitlin Clark has found the going tough in her first WNBA game 14:57

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