How many of you came into teaching thinking it was the perfect job to align with having a family? Same holidays. Home at a sensible time. A career that fitted around family life. Now the biggest group leaving the profession are women aged 30 to 39. That isn’t coincidence. When the invisible load of motherhood collides with the invisible load of teaching, something has to give. Until we make this job genuinely compatible with family life again, we’ll keep losing the very people schools rely on mo

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As important as it is to ensure that all children go to school, a similar effort is required in training teachers and providing them with professional development opportunities to raise the bar of the education system. To discuss the importance, challenges, and implications of the profession of teaching, Getz Pharma has organized a panel discussion in collaboration with Durbeen and Zindagi Trust. About the session: Topic: 'Teaching: The Profession That Creates All Others' Panelists: Shehzad Roy