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Dáil Éireann debate -
Tuesday, 19 Apr 1994

Vol. 441 No. 5

Written Answers. - Teacher Statistics.

Paul Bradford

Question:

47 Mr. Bradford asked the Minister for Education the number of teachers employed in each category of school for each of the last five years; and the expenditure on salaries for each category.

The information sought by the Deputy is in the form of a tabular statement which I propose to circulate for inclusion in the Official Report.

Teachers by category — numbers and expenditure on salaries

1. The number of full-time teachers, excluding substitutes, employed in primary, secondary and community/ comprehensive schools for each of the last five years was:

Year

Primary

Secondary

Community and Comprehensive

1989

20,362

11,698

2,337

1990

20,321

11,630

2,293

1991

20,430

11,550

2,458

1992

20,708

11,895

2,477

1993

20,809

12,250

2,552

2. The expenditure on salaries of teachers including substitute and part-time teachers, for each of these years was:

Year

Primary

Secondary

Community and Comprehensive

£000

£000

£000

1989

370,086

222,916

44,956

1990

380,554

227,805

47,715

1991

412,256

244,889

54,146

1992

470,616

265,944

59,140

1993

482,680

300,798

68,416

3. The number of full-time teachers being funded in the whole-time day course area under vocational education committees was (Teachers allocations to vocational education committees are expressed in whole-time equivalent teacher units and vocational education committees have discretion to make full-time or part-time appointments within certain conditions and limits):

1988-89

4,867

1989-90

4,825

1990-91

4,836

1991-92

4,912

The information in relation to the 1992-93 school year is being compiled.

Year

£000

1989

104,542

1990

112,110

1991

122,800

1992

133,403

1993

154,250

(provisional)

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