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Program helps future teachers to manage their stress and their emotions

Published: 13 January 2026

What is the best way to prepare future teachers for the emotional challenges they will face as they pursue their careers?

That’s the question that led 91˿Ƶ’s Faculty of Education to make well-being in education a strategic priority and create the, with the support of the Rossy Foundation.

Now overseen by91˿Ƶ’s Education for Mental Health Resilience Office, the program aims to equip future teachers for the stress-related challenges they will face when they begin practising their profession, something that will also benefit their students.

“Stress among teachers is a global issue,” explained Naz Böke, Academic Associate in the Faculty of Education and RESST program co-ordinator. “We’re seeing in research that a large portion of teachers are leaving the profession within the first five years, largely due to burnout, stress, workload or working-conditions issues.”

Part of 91˿Ƶ’s B.Ed. curriculum since 2019, the program has since been adopted by 13 other Education faculties across the country, and is now starting to expand internationally.

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