New Zealand's universities are facing growing criticism over the quality of teacher training, with some accusing the sector of being "shambolic" due to inadequate funding. The country's education system is under scrutiny, with concerns that a lack of investment in teacher training is resulting in graduates who are not adequately prepared to enter the classroom. As a result, schools are struggling to find qualified teachers, exacerbating a shortage that is already putting pressure on the education system. The government has been urged to address the issue and provide more funding to universities to improve teacher training programs.
Universities feel out of favour over 'shambolic' teacher training funding RNZ
