0% Turnover?

[Danda]

My school does not have a single teacher leaving this year. This seems especially surprising considering it is a QSI school. Anyone else at a school with 0% or very low turnover? The last school I was at had 30-40% a year.

[PsyGuy]

I know a couple schools that did, AISJ didnt have to do any hiring this year. Some parts of europe still dont know who is coming back or not.

[seashell]

ASIJ did not do much hiring because there was a RIF (reduction in force) in place, nearly everyone was able to get a new position within the school because there was turnover. A few teachers were laid off though, which is a lot worse than having turnover I think...

There were a few hires also, but mostly locally (trailing spouses, some part time positions etc.)

[nikkor]

My medium sized Asian school lost 3/hired 3. I think that there may be a connection with Intl teachers staying put, and heads noticing that the talent pools at the job fairs were pretty young.

[sevarem]

At my QSI school, only two staff members are leaving QSI for other jobs. We have 5 others who are transferring, which, considering the size of our staff, seems like a pretty low turnover to me. I don't know if I'd even count a transfer as a real turnover. Our school ended up hiring more teachers than are actually leaving, due to a real jump in numbers this year.

[PsyGuy]

We currently are at 4 vacancies for next year.

[jomaramo]

I'm looking for a job for next year, if you know any, please give me the information to apply. Thank you a lot.