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Experts and educators argue that drastic reforms are essential to improve working conditions. Increasing education funding, reducing administrative burdens, and narrowing the scope of teachers' responsibilities could significantly ease their workload. There is a call for more support staff to handle tasks unrelated to teaching, such as paperwork and organizational duties.
Furthermore, the ministry of education has recognized these issues and is attempting to encourage more young people to enter the profession by promoting the appeal of teaching careers. Still, challenges persist, including a stagnating teacher salary system that hasn't increased in over 50 years, with nearly 900,000 educators calling for reduced working hours and better support.