Education: 2,000 hours still to be filled in schools
Over 2,000 hours still to be filled in schools
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Over 2,000 hours still to be filled in schools. After today the National Federation of Education (FNE) today requested clarifications from the Ministry of Education, Science and Innovation (MECI) on the number of missing teachers and political changes to establish teachers where they are needed, the minister listed a number of measures already implemented, namely the payment of EUR 20 million in overtime. On the difficulties experienced by foreign students, especially Brazilians, to enroll in higher education courses in Portugal, due to difficulties in completing their regularization process with AIMA, as Antena 1 reported today, the minister said he did not know specific cases, but said it was a permanent difficulty, for which a working group was created to "have a green way to enroll foreign students" in higher education.
Furthermore, It also highlighted the payment of tuition to students enrolled in education courses, or the professionalization of teachers only with legal qualification or increase the attractiveness of the career to capture more candidates for teachers. About the special time of exams, created this year to avoid inequalities in access to higher education after the difficulties created with the process of digitizing tests, Fernando Alexandre said that low adherence by students "is precisely the confirmation that, "despite the problems, they were corrected".
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Over 2,000 hours still to be filled in schools.
reliability low1/7 sourcesAfter today the National Federation of Education (FNE) today requested clarifications from the Ministry of Education, Science and Innovation (MECI) on the number of missing teachers and political changes to establish teachers where they are needed, the minister listed a number of measures already implemented, namely the payment of EUR 20 million in overtime.
reliability low1/3 sourcesOn the difficulties experienced by foreign students, especially Brazilians, to enroll in higher education courses in Portugal, due to difficulties in completing their regularization process with AIMA, as Antena 1 reported today, the minister said he did not know specific cases, but said it was a permanent difficulty, for which a working group was created to "have a green way to enroll foreign students" in higher education.
reliability low1/3 sourcesIt also highlighted the payment of tuition to students enrolled in education courses, or the professionalization of teachers only with legal qualification or increase the attractiveness of the career to capture more candidates for teachers.
reliability low1/3 sourcesAbout the special time of exams, created this year to avoid inequalities in access to higher education after the difficulties created with the process of digitizing tests, Fernando Alexandre said that low adherence by students "is precisely the confirmation that, "despite the problems, they were corrected".
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