Ministry of Education open data on teachers in schools covers pre-university, primary, and secondary levels across Singapore. Three CSV datasets—Teachers In Schools for each level—let analysts compare staffing counts between school types and over time. Education researchers and journalists studying class-size policy or teacher supply can download structured tables instead of manual Freedom of Information requests. The collection groups level-specific files under one catalog entry for easier discovery on data.gov.sg.
Ministry of Education annual CSV from 1981 through 2024 on teachers in pre-university schools by sex and school type, with snapshot dates of 31 December (June before 1996). Education planners track JC and pre-university teaching workforce trends in Singapore.
This Ministry of Education dataset counts teachers in Singapore's secondary schools from 1981 to 2024, broken down by sex and school type. Each row combines a year, sex and school type with the number of secondary school teachers, allowing users to trace both the overall growth of the teaching force and the long-standing gender composition of the profession. Counts are taken as at 31 December each year, except before 1996 when they refer to June, a break users should keep in mind when comparing across that boundary. Education researchers, unions and workforce planners use the series to study teacher supply, pupil-teacher ratios and staffing patterns across school types in Singapore.
Ministry of Education time series from 1980 through 2024 on teachers in Singapore primary schools by sex and school type in CSV. Headcounts are as at 31 December each year (June before 1996). Education planners track staffing levels and gender composition in the primary sector.