Romania is facing a serious crisis of physics teachers, with hundreds of unfilled positions and young people avoiding a teaching career.

The crisis of physics teachers in Romania severely affects education, with over 700 positions advertised and only 200 candidates. Young people avoid a teaching career due to the perception that physics is a difficult subject and the lack of career prospects in education. In rural areas, teachers are forced to teach in multiple schools due to the low number of students. Proposed solutions include financial incentives and investments in education, but without concrete implementation, the situation risks worsening.