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Last week, Ontario's government said that people who want to become teachers will have to go to teacher’s college for two years instead of one.That's after regular college or university. The changes will start in 2015. The Ontario College of Teachers (where teachers train) is also cutting back on the number of students who can enroll to become teachers. There are two reasons for the changes. One is that there are not enough jobs in the province now for all the new teachers. Source: New Teachers Will Have To Go To School Longer
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