#Studentoutcomes

A major international survey has revealed that nearly half of teachers say the 2024-25 school year has been the most stressful of their careers—surpassing even the tumult of the pandemic era. The findings paint a stark picture of working conditions for educators, and recent research confirms many of these pressures are mirrored among teachers in Thailand, raising urgent questions about the future of the teaching profession and student outcomes locally and globally.

A major international study shows nearly half of teachers say the 2024-25 school year is the most stressful of their careers, surpassing even the peak pressures of the pandemic. The findings spotlight working conditions for educators worldwide and align with Thai research that paints a similar picture of burnout risk among teachers here. The results raise urgent questions about how to sustain teaching quality and student outcomes in Thailand and beyond.