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Mozambique requires national history to foreign schools

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Briefings

Moçambique has approved a new national law requiring private schools to operate exclusively in-person and include national subjects, marking a significant shift in educational policy. This legislation aims to standardize curriculum delivery and ensure state oversight over private education institutions.

Key points

• The Mozambican government approved a new law mandating that private schools operate exclusively in-person and must include national subjects.
• This law represents a major shift in educational policy, requiring private institutions to align with state standards and regulations.

Context

This legislation is part of Mozambique's broader efforts to modernize its education system and ensure quality standards across all educational sectors.

Limitations

The evidence is limited to the specific approval of the new law; details on implementation timelines, enforcement mechanisms, or specific subject mandates are not provided.

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