Rec, Reader's Comment 20 of 22, SOS sent to young teachers across NSW, Kate Siko

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Rec, Reader's Comment 20 of 22, SOS sent to young teachers across NSW, Kate Sikora, The Daily Telegraph, 8 December 2011: http://www.dailytelegraph.com.au/news/sydney-nsw/sos-sent-to-young-teachers-across-nsw/story-e6freuzi-1226216698710 Historical link preserved from the original page.

Wollongong, New South Wales: If you become a teacher, will you be able to get a job in your local area, near your friends and family?

What about the young qualified teachers who can't get a job?

Trying to get a permanent job is nigh impossible, let alone trying to get casual work.

My daughter graduated in 2009, and since then she hasn't been able to get a permanent position.

She lives in Wollongong, and because of friends and family living nearby, wants to work in a school in her area.

I can't see why the authorities want to entice more young people into the teaching profession when there are young people (like my daughter) still waiting after all this time.