
Kindergarten Teachers in Heze, Shandong Forced to Farm to Boost Enrollment
Kindergarten teachers in Heze, Shandong, are reportedly being made to wear volunteer vests and perform farm work and community visits to boost enrollment.
Background
China is experiencing a declining birth rate, leading to fewer children entering kindergartens. This demographic shift, coupled with broader economic challenges and a competitive job market, is impacting various sectors, including education.
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Kindergarten Teachers Forced to Farm for Enrollment in Heze, Shandong
First report 7h agoLast update 7h agoCriticizes the practice of kindergarten teachers being forced into agricultural labor and community visits for enrollment, highlighting poor working conditions and low pay.
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