Just like in France there's teacher who haven't passed the exam to be "real" teacher but they still do the same thing a regular teacher does and they're less paid. And some are in training and that means nothing, they're alone with their classes, the majority isn't in training
Ohh I see. What kind of exam is called in your country?
It’s called CAPES
Ok thank you
The UK also has a kind of similar system with teachers and teaching assistants (TA) , although TA's aren't legally not allowed to work as teacher because they don't hold a teaching qualification. Their pay is also, on average, half a teachers pay.
I see. I have to ask about this from my teachers friends
What does substitute teacher mean? Aren't they are writing exams and passing? Or are they training teachers?