A one-year masters program will be made available to qualified individuals who want to re-train as an educator, if the NSW government is re-elected in March.
The government said the one-year masters would be made available to those wanting to enter high-school classrooms by next year, and primary school classrooms from 2026.
Despite saying the two-year program "hasn't had any tangible benefits when it comes to student outcomes", Ms Mitchell said the two-year course was necessary at the time. "There is evidence that this will have a detrimental impact on teaching quality, and hence student outcomes, in these key areas." Angelo Gavrielatos said the state government should concentrate on improving working conditions to boost numbers.
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