Sweden’s 42 Billion Kronor in Teacher Pay Raises Have Not Made Teaching More Attractive, Audit Finds

The state has so far paid out 42 billion kronor to raise teachers’ salaries. But the money has not achieved the desired results, according to sharp criticism from the Swedish National Audit Office. “We see no clear signs that the teaching profession has become more attractive,” says project manager Vivika Halapuu.


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