Who is a Teacher?

The term ‘teacher’ is widely defined, but can typically be broken down into four different things: they teach, they are a person who helps students to acquire knowledge (competence or virtue), they help other people learn new skills, and/or they’re a school employee. In Namibia, teachers in the public sector typically earn around 12, 900 NAD a month.

How much do teachers earn in Namibia?

A Teacher in Namibia typically earns around $1189/month, with a salary range of $689 to $2108/month. This includes housing, transport, and other benefits. Teacher salaries vary drastically based on experience, skills, gender, or location.

What is the role of a teacher in Namibia?

One of the most important roles of a teacher is to deliver classroom instruction. Teachers must prepare effective lessons and grade student work, offer feedback and manage classroom materials. They also need to productively navigate the curriculum, as well as communicate with other teachers and administrators.

Why are teachers so important in Namibia?

Teachers are important role models in society. They give kids guidance and the power of education by inspiring them to learn new things and showing them the world. Without teachers, many countries would not have been able to develop socially or economically.