How does the Education Bureau decide the number of teachers to recruit?

School needs, teaching quality, policies and needs, budget constraints.

1. School demand: The Education Bureau determines the number of teachers to be recruited according to the enrollment situation and the number of students in each school. If the number of students increases or the school needs to open new classes or courses, the number of teachers recruited will also increase.

2. Teaching quality: The Education Bureau will consider the learning situation of students and the teaching quality of the school to determine the number of teachers to be recruited. Schools generally have poor teaching quality or insufficient teachers, and the Education Bureau will increase the number of teachers recruited to improve the teaching quality.

3. Policy and demand: The Education Bureau will consider the national education policy and the social demand for educational resources, and determine the number of teachers to be recruited. The state has put forward the goal of promoting the development and improving the quality of education, and the Education Bureau will increase the number of teachers recruited to meet the demand.

4. Budget constraints: The Education Bureau will also consider its budget constraints when deciding how many teachers to recruit. Teachers need to pay certain salaries and benefits, and the Education Bureau needs to determine the number of teachers that can be recruited according to the budget.