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4. Fewer and fewer young people are choosing to become a teacher. Why do young people do not want to become teachers? how could this be changed? v.1

4. Fewer and fewer young people are choosing to become a teacher. Why do young people do not want to become teachers? how could this be changed? v. 1
The pursuit of teaching as a profession by young people is declining. In my opinion, this is due to many causes including salaries and the amount of workload. However, there are solutions to mitigate these problems. The main reasons young people do not aspire to become teachers are unattractive salaries and heavy workload. For instance, the paycheque of a teacher with 5 years of experience in the field in the UK is minuscule i as compared to a doctor with the same level of experience. Similarly, many teachers stay in school until late hours for homework checking. Moreover, a significant amount of their family time is used lecture preparation at home. Therefore, a career as a teacher is rapidly and, understandably, becoming unpopular among young individuals. Despite there problems, teaching as a job can be made tempting for young citizens by offering salary packages and teacher friendly environment. This can be achieved by increased funds allocation to schools and universities so that they can hike up the salaries of teachers. This will decrease the void between levels of salaries of teachers and other professionals. This will also contribute towards better working conditions as these high salaries will attract more people to the job of teaching, Consequently, due to the increased number of teachers, the workload will be redistributed to a fair level among teachers. Hence the improved work-life balance will incite young people to become teachers. In conclusion, the fewer number of young teachers can be attributed to the less attractive pay grades and unfair workload. But the condition can be improved by increasing salaries as well as the workforce.
The pursuit of teaching as a profession by
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is
declining. In my opinion, this is due to
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many
causes including
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salaries
and the amount of workload.
However
, there are solutions to mitigate these problems.

The main reasons
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young
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people
do not aspire to become
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teachers
are unattractive
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salaries
and heavy workload.
For instance
, the
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paycheque
of a
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teacher
with 5 years of experience in the field in the UK is minuscule i as compared to a doctor with the same level of experience.
Similarly
,
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many
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teachers
stay in school until late hours for homework checking.
Moreover
, a significant amount of their family time is
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used
lecture preparation at home.
Therefore
, a career as a
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teacher
is
rapidly
and,
understandably
, becoming unpopular among
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young
individuals.

Despite there problems, teaching as a job can
be made
tempting for
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young
citizens by offering
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salary
packages and
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teacher
friendly environment. This can
be achieved
by increased funds allocation to schools and universities
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so
that they can hike up the
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salaries
of
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teachers
. This will decrease the void between levels of
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salaries
of
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teachers
and other professionals.
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This
will
also
contribute towards better working conditions as these high
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salaries
will attract more
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people
to the job of teaching,
Consequently
, due to the increased number of
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teachers
, the workload will
be redistributed
to a
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fair
level among
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teachers
.
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Hence
the
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improved
work-life balance will incite
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young
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people
to become teachers.

In conclusion
, the fewer number of
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young
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teachers
can
be attributed
to the less attractive pay grades and unfair workload.
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But
the condition can be
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improved
by increasing
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salaries
as well
as the workforce.
11Linking words, meeting the goal of 7 or more
27Repeated words, meeting the goal of 3 or fewer
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IELTS essay 4. Fewer and fewer young people are choosing to become a teacher. Why do young people do not want to become teachers? how could this be changed? v. 1

Essay
  American English
4 paragraphs
270 words
6
Overall Band Score
Coherence and Cohesion: 6.5
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Lexical Resource: 5.5
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  • Check your work for spelling and word formation mistakes
Grammatical Range: 6.5
  • Use a variety of complex and simple sentences
  • Check your writing for errors
Task Achievement: 6.0
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