Portugal

Minister assures that "no one is failing" in the vacancies

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Briefings

A Portuguese Ministry confirmed 380 new student enrollments in the final week, with the majority being international students. The Ministry stated there are still 563 hours of teacher work remaining to fill the vacancies. Fernando Alexandre, the Ministry representative, made this announcement during a parliamentary session.

Key points

• 380 students enrolled in the final week, with the majority being international students.
• 563 hours of teacher work remain to fill the vacancies.

Context

The Ministry of Education in Portugal confirmed a significant surge in student enrollment, with Fernando Alexandre highlighting the high number of international students. The current situation leaves a substantial gap in teacher staffing, requiring 563 hours of additional work to resolve.

Limitations

The evidence is limited to a single parliamentary statement from Fernando Alexandre. It does not specify the total number of vacancies, the exact date the 563 hours were calculated, or the specific subjects affected. The data is unverified and represents a snapshot of the final week's activity.

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