Subject teachers that are scarce in the educational sector.
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In my location, language teachers are relatively difficult to find. If someone can speak a particular language such as Japanese, French, or German, s(he) can find a job in a private enterprise or be a translator or interpreter which offers better pay.
If you see the stress that undergraduates go through to get the degree, you would think they are going to be earning so high. But most of them end up teaching with incredibly low pay.
A lot of people are even running from taking on such courses in school as a result of how difficult they are. It's why they lack teachers in it.
Chemistry teachers are really scarce now and people don't really want to go into such subjects because they are complex.
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Technical drawing teachers are mostly working part time in my country because not many people are good enough in that subject.
When I was teaching in high schools, there was always a frequent need for Mathematics teachers because of you have one, you hardly can keep them for 6 months before they would dump your school.
