Russian EducationSergey Kravtsov reports that teachers under 39 now make up 32.5% of the national workforce. The ministry also noted a rise in interest for pedagogical studies, with over 546,000 applications submitted for education programs in 2025.
Russian Minister of Education Sergey Kravtsov reported that over 346,000 teachers under the age of 39 are currently employed in Russian schools, accounting for 32.5% of the total teaching workforce. Additionally, the ministry noted that pedagogical programs received over 546,000 applications in 2025, with a competition rate of 12 candidates per state-funded spot.
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