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CNA Explains: Why aren't more qualified educators choosing infant care?

CNA2 hours ago4:28

All eyes are on infant care educators, as Singapore moves to make infant care more affordable and accessible. More families taking up infant care will also mean a greater need for manpower, with another 1,800 educators needed by 2030. Yet, more than 90 per cent of pre-school educators qualified to work in infant care currently do not. CNA explains what is holding them back.

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