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An Institutional Analysis of the Distributional Modes of Taiwan High-school Teachers

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This project considers the job-matching processes on both supply and demand sides of the labor market at high-school level to explore how high schools hiring new entrants and teacher candidates finding their jobs.

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This report presents several related issues includes what the current distribution mode of supply and demand on high-school teachers is, where the new entrants of different high schools come from, which positions do these supply and demand organizations stand in the teacher labor market, and what organizational and institutional mechanisms effects on the teacher labor market.

First of all, we find the ratio of the new entrants that graduated from new teacher education program versus traditional teacher education system is reach to 25.72% in five years. The hiring rates of the new entrants among different high schools formulate a particulate hierarchical pattern by school ownership and type, from low to high, public senior-high school is least, then follow by public vocation- high school, public junior-high school, public completed-high school, private senior-high school, private vocation-high school, and private completed-high school is highest.

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Traditional teacher colleges and graduate institutes are still dominating on the teacher job-searching process at the most desirable category of public senior-high school, so can be seen as the advantage organizations in teacher education arena. Newly completed-high schools hire more teachers, and the resource is more diversely. Over all current distribution of high-school teachers seems equilibrium since each teacher education organization has its own niche, but except the technology education system.

So we postulate the demand-supply is still reasonable in this research period. The mechanisms effects on the teacher labor market include: 1. The public-private characteristic of the high school that candidate chose for practical training is highly affects the later job seeking. 2.

Human capital is the most important factor on the category of public senior-high school. 3. Human capital, advantage of job examination and subject mastery are significant on the category of public vocation-high school. 3. Human capital, prestige advantage of university, and social capital are significant on the category of private senior-high school. 5.

There is no any significant factor affects on the category of private vocation-high school. 6. Traditional teacher college, prestige advantage of university, and advantage of job examination are significant on the category of public junior-high school. 7. Vocational subject mastery is the most significant subject which getting a positive effect on the category of vocation-high school and getting a negative effect on others categories.

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