Educators in Fiji are raising urgent calls for improved salaries and working conditions, warning that persistent underfunding is driving experienced teachers to seek opportunities abroad. The exodus of skilled professionals, known as the "brain drain," threatens the quality of the country’s education system and leaves classrooms understaffed. Teachers argue that inadequate pay and poor working environments make it difficult to retain talent locally. Without meaningful reforms, the country risks losing its most qualified educators to better-paying international jobs.
Fiji: Educators demand better pay and working conditions to halt overseas brain drain Education International
