World Teachers’ Day 2023: Date, History, Facts about Educators

Nearly everyone has a beloved teacher who went above and beyond to encourage them because they saw their potential. The United Nations Educational, Scientific, and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) established World Teachers’ Day as a global event in 1994. It is celebrated on October 5.

Perhaps, like Matilda had Ms. Honey, Harry had Dumbledore, and Cady had Ms. Norbury, you are a teacher who works tirelessly to help young people learn and develop. Given that instructors shape future generations, it is the least we can do to say “thank you” annually. Today, wherever you are in the world, remember that instructors are important! Educators from around the world fund students’ education so that you can become one of them. This World Teachers’ Day, locate a scholarship that meets your educational requirements.

The background of World Teachers’ Day

This holiday commemorates the adoption of the UNESCO Recommendation on the Status of Teachers in 1966. It specifies the rights and responsibilities of instructors with regard to their initial preparation, continuing education, recruitment, employment, and learning conditions.

Message from UNESCO for 2020: “With the theme ‘Young Teachers: The Future of the Profession,’ we recognize the critical significance of reaffirming the teaching mission’s value. Governments are urged to make teaching the profession of choice for young people. Above all, we celebrate the work of dedicated teachers around the world who continue to endeavor every day to make ‘inclusive and equitable quality education’ and the promotion of ‘lifelong learning opportunities for all’ a reality in every corner of the globe.”

The ceremonial event will take place on October 7 at the UNESCO headquarters in Paris.

Happy Teachers’s Day 2023 Wishes, Greetings and Messages to share with Teachers

5 things to know about educators

Confucius is historically considered to be the first private instructor.

According to the United Nations Educational, Scientific, and Cultural Organization (UNESCO), the world will need 69 million teachers by 2030 to achieve the objective of universal primary and secondary education.

The quantity of African educators on the continent is declining.
Sub-Saharan Africa is the region with the greatest teacher shortage.

Less than seventy-five percent of instructors in one-third of the world’s countries meet the minimum training requirements, according to UNESCO.

6 out of 10 children worldwide, or 617 million, do not satisfy the minimum requirements for mathematics and reading proficiency.

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