These days in many countries, fewer and fewer people want to become teachers, particularly in secondary schools. What are the reasons for this, and how could the problem be solved?

Indeed, these days very few choose to become secondary

school

teachers in schools because of many reasons.

For instance

, the Education system has evolved a lot in the recent times, so as the students. In order to keep up with the system, Secondary

school

teachers have to update themselves with constant learning and different activities. A teacher has to be up to date to guide the student in the right direction with lots of references relating to the subject, to

this

the teacher has to constantly do a research and evolve with the new information. Nowadays, teachers constantly engage with students with different means to solve the queries.

This

puts them under lots of pressure to maintain the work life balance. In order to tackle the situation the government has to come up with some benefits for the secondary

school

teachers, in terms of pay raise and additional benefits. A

commitee

a special group delegated to consider some matter

committee

has to be formed to see the

challanges

take exception to

challenges

faced by the Secondary

school

teachers and try to

adress

the place where a person or organization can be found or communicated with

address

them at the earliest and make the job

intresting

arousing or holding the attention

interesting

. Few drawbacks are working very late than and average working employee and getting paid less demoralises them.