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Government to Fund Teacher Training with 4.1 Million Euros

The Ministry of Education plans to allocate 4.1 million euros for teacher training in 2027.

5 November 2026Tagblick Newsdesk

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The Government of Portugal will allocate 4.1 million euros for teacher training, according to the Ministry of Education. This investment will be used for training programs, including master's degrees in education and in-service professional courses.

According to disclosed information, the aim is to support the continuous development of teachers, contributing to the improvement of the quality of education in Portugal.

The funding is part of a broader strategy by the Ministry of Education to strengthen teachers' pedagogical skills and adapt curricula to the needs of the current educational system.

In addition to this investment, other initiatives are also under discussion, such as the proposal to make Mathematics mandatory up to the 12th grade in all courses, as presented by operations of the Ministry.

The proposal for mandatory Mathematics reflects an attempt to standardize secondary education and ensure that all students develop skills in this area.

These measures are part of an ongoing effort by the Government to reform education and ensure a quality education that can prepare students for future challenges.

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