Municipality of Seia funds tuition fees for CTeSP courses at the School of Tourism and Hospitality
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Municipality of Seia funds tuition fees for CTeSP courses at the School of Tourism and Hospitality

SAPO Notícias29 August 2026 at 07:58

The Municipality of Seia will fund the tuition fees for the Higher Professional Technical Courses taught by the School of Tourism and Hospitality at the Polytechnic University of Guarda for the academic year 2026/27. The support is intended for students attending these professional courses at the institution.

This funding covers both resident and non-resident students in the municipality of Seia, meaning it is not necessary to have residence in the municipality to benefit from this support measure.

The initiative results from a protocol signed between the municipality of Seia and the Polytechnic University of Guarda, establishing the terms of cooperation between both entities for the promotion of access to higher education in the region.

With this measure, the municipality intends to boost professional training in the area of tourism and hospitality, sectors considered strategic for local and regional economic development.

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