Hojjat-ul-Islam Ahmad Hossein Falahi commented on the reopening of schools and the problem of teacher shortage:In the country's schools, we were facing a shortage of 220,000 teachers in the country's schools, and the government was able to solve part of this shortage by employing retired forces and tuition fees..
He added that 150,000 principals, assistants, retired teachers and teachers have been employed to solve this problem in schools.:Despite all the measures taken, we are still facing a shortage of 70,000 to 80,000 teachers.
A member of the Education Commission of the Islamic Council explained that the parliament has a supervisory role in the field: In any case, the government must solve this problem, whether it is done through the implementation of 28 and purchase of services or through the transfer of forces from other institutions to this complex..
He said about the situation of Hamadan province with the explanation that the province does not have a good situation in terms of teacher shortage: Not long ago, we were facing a shortage of nearly a thousand teachers in the province, and the authorities tried to solve this problem by employing retired teachers, etc., although now we are still facing a shortage of 320 teachers in Hamadan province..
The representative of the people of Hamadan in the Islamic Council continued: Unfortunately, the relevant authorities in the province have used people who should not be teaching to solve this problem, and even some reports indicate that despite the lack of teachers in marginal and less privileged areas, the teachers of these areas have been transferred to other schools in the city, which is unfortunate if this report is true..
He also discussed the attendance of students in schools and universities: According to the previous announcement, students of the first and second secondary level can attend classes from November 15, also the time of attendance of primary school students in schools and the start of face-to-face classes has also been announced in December..





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