Higher teacher salaries didn't lead to more people taking up the profession

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Vivika Halapuu from the National Audit Office says the reforms were expensive and ineffective.Lyssna: Higher teacher salaries didn't lead to more people taking up the professionThe Swedish state has spent SEK 42 billion since 2013 trying to make teaching a more attractive profession through salary increases.But the reforms are facing criticism from the National Audit Office, which says the reforms haven't led to more people choosing to become teachers.In a new report, the National Audit Office says the reforms have been expensive and ineffective.Radio Sweden
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