In Japan, IT education is incorporated into subjects like "Technology" in junior high schools and "Informatics" in senior high schools. However, the document expresses concern because many of the teachers for these subjects are not properly licensed and specialized in IT. Specifically, unrelated subject teachers often teach the classes or temporary teachers without licenses are put in charge. As a result, the course content frequently falls short of computer science fundamentals like programming. With the government aiming to make Japan a global leader in IT but the current teacher situation not supporting this goal, the document worries about Japan's future IT capabilities without improvements to teacher recruitment, training, and the overall education system.