Why Teachers Are Quitting And The World Is SILENT

[@TeachersTVAfrica]

Teaching Is Touching Lives but our lives as teachers are never touched.

[@ocanalfredobonyo60]

This is really very true,Tr. Peter. I personally hear several workmates of mine who are teachers planning to go for businesses in some five years. Today the issue of PTC is no longer there and most people after completing their A level,bwam to degree for Law or any other bachelor. For sure,my speculation is that in some five years to come,teachers will be fewer than today reason being they are not being motivated. My appreciation goes to TIN department in their struggles to motivate teachers though they are under a private entity. I request the stakeholders,school proprietors and others who are here to take this seriously for their own future benefits. Teachers are so resourceful! IMAGINE HOW THE WORLD WOULD BE IF TEACHERS WEREN'T THERE!

[@TeachersTVAfrica]

Thank you for sharing your thoughts and the realities on ground. As TIN we think the world just needs to wake up and start prioritising the teaching profession world wide for the better of our next generation and the generations yet unborn.

[@GLORIANATUKWATSA]

THANK you so much TR Peter, how I wish God hears our voices as the nation intervene. Food for thought

[@TeachersTVAfrica]

Amen and Amen, we also have that belief that one day everything will be alright. We just need to stay focused and also improve ourselves day by day.

[@SandraMakelele-m2d]

Great information thank you for advocating for teachers.

[@TeachersTVAfrica]

Thank you for appreciating

[@HamidaMafabi]

I get your point and teachers surely need to be remembered

[@TeachersTVAfrica]

Indeed and thank you acknowledging it.

[@kiwalabyemoses5147]

Remuneration goes with moral support and good working relationships with stakeholders. I wish our leaders knew how dangerous it is to keep the future generation with a demoralized teacher.

[@TeachersTVAfrica]

Thank you for sharing your heart, May GOD bless you and let's pray that one the teaching profession will change.

[@MugumeHerbert-je7fk]

Thanks 🙏 for the good words

[@TeachersTVAfrica]

Thank you for appreciating but this is not good news it's a complicated situation.

[@arinaitwegilbert1422]

Your talking the truth . Let us pray to God

[@TeachersTVAfrica]

Indeed, we trust he will surely make a way for but we need to unite in a positive way.

[@nakiberumaureen8000]

This message should reach the concerned stakeholders otherwise even the needed qualifications where one is earning peanut has already demoralised most teachers especially the young ones. In the future parents are gonna become teachers to their own kids because us who are in the profession now are soon quitting or retiring and the youngsters are not interested in the teaching profession. God should intervene but we are fed up.

[@TeachersTVAfrica]

You have clearly stated the naked truth on ground, unfortunately even parents are busy day and night and they are totally disconnected from the realities on ground.

[@jospaenterprises-sp7ix]

Thank you so much for such inspirational piece of advice. May the Almighty God take you to another level

[@TeachersTVAfrica]

Thank you for appreciating and for the prayers and May the Almighty GOD deliver our teaching profession worldwide.

[@okwigodfrey5799]

I think all policy makers feel normal to hear teacher cries and complains,let's love our job it's we can do for now

[@TeachersTVAfrica]

@@okwigodfrey5799 We believe when something becomes normal everyone starts seeing it as a normal thing but most of the might want to see things change though it has to be a global change

[@KeziaBirungi]

And for Uganda, it's mostly because of school ownership. Most policy makers in Uganda are private school owners. Now, you imagine how they will focus on development than profitability

[@TeachersTVAfrica]

Wow.. meaning they hold they keys 🔑. But how best can we focus on developing teachers using applicable means. Thank you for sharing

[@gyaviirakakuru1678]

I almost quite as an administrator When science trs were enahnced and as the only Chem tr in my school, we were left out ...but i am hanging on , bse its not about money its about creating a difference and impact many lives

[@TeachersTVAfrica]

Thank you for hanging on and creating a lasting impact in the next generation. But according to you is it possible for the general welfare of teachers to change worldwide?

[@gyaviirakakuru1678]

@TeachersTVAfrica absolutely yes but obviously will vary from government to government, trs deserve better bse they do a lot in upbringing the nation , not just it's human resource but their impact on the development, on economic, name , all that , atr is fully behind . We to rethink of world negotiation for financing of trs welfare just like the COP's it's possible with negotiation world wide . Charity though begins at home

[@TinoDeborah]

This is true. But tr.Peter are you aware that the top leadership in EDUCATION department most of them are TEACHERS.But let me put this across when a human being gets good things he or she forgets the rest

[@TeachersTVAfrica]

Thank you for sharing your opinion, we believe it also goes back to the will and support system. Do we have clear support systems in place and the will from all stake holders like school leaders, parents and other stake holders?