Kindergarten teachers in short supply due to low wages, high criteria
Nearly every state in the country is in need of more kindergarten teachers but are unable to pay them even the minimum wage. – The Malaysian Insight file pic, March 22, 2023.
TEACHERS are in short supply in private kindergartens, which are finding it hard to get qualified candidates. And when they do find them, they are unable to pay them. Penang social development and non-Islamic religious affairs exco Chong Eng said many kindergartens in the state cannot afford to even offer teachers the minimum wage of RM1,500.
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