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Lithuania to Allow Non-Teachers and Native Speakers to Teach EU Languages

Lithuania is set to address its teacher shortages by allowing schools to hire specialists from other fields and foreign native speakers to teach EU languages.

Editorial StaffJuly 16, 20261 MIN READ
Lithuania to Allow Non-Teachers and Native Speakers to Teach EU Languages

In a significant policy shift, Lithuania will permit schools to employ non-teachers and native speakers from abroad to address the ongoing teacher shortages in the country. This decision aims to enhance the quality of language education in Lithuanian schools.

The move comes as many schools struggle to find qualified language teachers, prompting the government to explore alternative solutions. By opening the doors to specialists from various fields, Lithuania hopes to diversify the teaching workforce.

This initiative is expected to not only alleviate the immediate staffing issues but also enrich the language learning experience for students by introducing them to native speakers and different teaching methodologies.