Egypt’s education ministry has announced the largest-ever recruitment of teachers ahead of the upcoming school year, hiring over 43,000 new educators to address staffing shortages and expand educational capacity. The move comes as part of broader efforts to improve school infrastructure and teaching quality amid rising student enrollment. Officials cite the need to fill critical gaps in classrooms across the country, particularly in rural and underserved regions. With the new hires, authorities aim to ease pressure on existing teachers while preparing for continued growth in student numbers.
Egypt appoints record 43,000 teachers for new school year: Education minister - Society - Egypt Ahram Online
