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The low quality of education and shortage of trained teachers;
However, there is a shortage of trained teachers capable of dealing with children with special needs.
The education systems are still struggling with major resource constraints including, shortage of trained teachers.
There is a shortage of trained teachers, especially in remote areas where city-trained teachers are unwilling to work.
Even for this small group who have access to education,the quality of education is less than perfect given the shortage of trained teachers.
Concern is also expressed at the shortage of trained teachers, insufficient school infrastructure and equipment, and gender disparities in school attendance.
While recognizing the efforts of the State party in the field of education,the Committee is concerned at the shortage of trained teachers and at the high pupil-teacher ratio.
Concern is also expressed at the shortage of trained teachers, insufficient school infrastructure and equipment, and gender disparities in school attendance.
Moreover, it expresses its concern at the lack of learning andteaching facilities as well as at the shortage of trained teachers in rural areas, and in particular on commercial farms.
Concern is also expressed at the shortage of trained teachers, insufficient school infrastructure, lack of basic equipment, outdated school curricula and gender and geographical disparities in school attendance.
The major challenges affecting secondary andtertiary education include the shortage of trained teachers, and the lack of resources to cover the cost of education.
Furthermore, the Committee is concerned about the low level of school enrolment and the high drop-out rates for girls due to, inter alia, early marriage, the lack of learning andteaching facilities and materials, and the shortage of trained teachers.
CRC was concerned about the low quality of education and the shortage of trained teachers; the high rates of student withdrawal from schooling; and the significant disparities along regional, socioeconomic, ethnic and gender lines at the secondary level of education.
A UNICEF-supported study in 2009 involving the Ministries of Health and of Education andScience revealed a 23 per cent shortage of trained teachers nationwide.
While recognizing efforts to improve the situation of education, including the introduction of compulsory education for children aged 6 to 10, and measures to encourage girls to attend school, the Committee nonetheless remains concerned at the low level of school enrolment andthe high drop-out rates, at the very high child/teacher ratios and the shortage of trained teachers.
Although the Committee is aware of the State party's achievements in the area of primary school enrolment, it remains concerned at the fact that education is not compulsory by law, at the high drop-out rate between primary andsecondary school, at the shortage of trained teachers, at the existing gender disparities in secondary school enrolments and at disparities in the access to education between the capital and the atolls.
Studies made by experts of the Technical Secretariat for Planning nevertheless reveal a number of shortcomings in primary education, such as the large percentage of pupils repeating a year, the high drop-out rate and low academic performance,as well as the shortage of trained teachers, especially in rural areas.
Hinterland teachers can now receive a Trained Teachers Certificate through Distance Education modalities to address the shortage of trained teachers in those areas.
The Committee is concerned at the low levels of school enrolment and at the high drop-out rates, especially among girls, at the lack of learning andteaching facilities and at the shortage of trained teachers, in particular in rural areas.
Furthermore, the Committee is concerned about the low level of school enrolment and the high drop-out rates, especially among girls, the lack of learning andteaching facilities and the shortage of trained teachers, particularly in rural areas.
While the most common problems still relate to infrastructure and telecommunications development, further challenges include language difficulties(most ICT-related software and contents are in English), disparity in the accessibility of ICT between urban and rural areas;lack of motivation and technophobia among teachers; shortage of trained teachers; and the like.
With regard to the right to education(arts. 28 and 29), while noting that the principle of free, universal and compulsory basic education for all children is recognized by the State party, the Committee is concerned at the low level of school enrolment and the high drop-out rate, especially among girls, resulting in high illiteracy rates, the lack of learning andteaching facilities and the shortage of trained teachers, particularly in rural areas.
Despite an improvement in the distribution of schools, with many more schools in remote areas in 2006 than in 2002, the Royal Government of Bhutan is not yet able to reach most children of nomadic populations given the constraints of the difficult mountainous terrain,scattered communities and a shortage of resources, such as a shortage of trained teachers, financial resources and lack of infrastructure.
In view of reported shortages of trained teachers and educational supplies, particularly in rural and conflict-affected areas, she would like to know what percentage of the national budget was allocated to education in comparison to other sectors, including national defence.
The lack of adequate schooling facilities, the reduction of the educational budget,the law status of teachers, leading to a shortage of trained educators, and the insufficient measures to ensure vocational training are matters of serious concern.
UNICEF also noted the extremely low budget allocations for education,resulting in the lack of availability of trained teachers, poor school infrastructure and a chronic shortage of supplies and equipment.
The Committee notes with concern the extremely low budget allocations for education,resulting in the lack of availability of trained teachers, poor school infrastructure and a chronic shortage of supplies and equipment.
In most countries, there is a legal mandate for the provision of preschool education for children living in prison, butin practice there is no implementation owing to a shortage of economic and human resources lack of trained teachers and transport, no coordination between responsible bodies and limited awareness of children's rights.
With respect to the general situation of education, the Committee notes with concern the extent of overcrowding in some areas; high drop-out, illiteracy and repetition rates; lack of basic training materials;poorly maintained infrastructure and equipment; shortages of textbooks and other materials; insufficient number of trained teachers, particularly in traditionally Black communities; and low morale of teachers. .
The Committee remains concerned at the situation of education, particularly as regards overcrowding, the high drop-out rate, the lack of basic training materials,poorly maintained infrastructure and equipment, shortages of textbooks and other materials, the limited number of trained teachers and the lack of play space and recreational facilities.