All news
Politics
Business
Technology
Incidents
Sports
Weather
Science
Entertainment
World
Real Estate
AI News
SEIA: Municipality finances tuition fees for students of CTeSP at the School of Tourism and Hospitality
Politics
Образование
Guarda

SEIA: Municipality finances tuition fees for students of CTeSP at the School of Tourism and Hospitality

SAPO Notícias30 August 2026 at 09:30

The Municipality of Seia will finance the tuition fees for students attending the Higher Professional Technical Courses (CTeSP) taught by the School of Tourism and Hospitality, in Seia, for the academic year 2026/27. This measure aims to reinforce the commitment to access to higher education and proximity training in the region.

The CTeSP are level 5 courses of the National Qualifications Framework, with a duration of two years, which aim to provide specialized technical training to students. The School of Tourism and Hospitality is the institution responsible for teaching these courses in the municipality.

The municipal support is intended for students from the municipality of Seia and from other municipalities who attend these courses. This initiative comes as part of a broader strategy for promoting higher education and professional qualification in the Serra da Estrela region.

Related articles

Espanha aprova pacote de emergência de 165 milhões para CeutaPhoto by Vinícius Vieira ft on Pexels
Politics

Spain approves 165 million euro emergency package for Ceuta

The Spanish Council of Ministers approved this Tuesday an emergency package of 165 million euros to respond to the migration crisis in Ceuta, a city facing a critical situation after the mass entry of immigrants in July. The plan includes a direct injection of 80 million euros into the local economy over the next four months, 70 million reserved for 2027, 15 million for commerce and tourism, 35 million for SMEs and self-employed workers, and 15 million to strengthen education, health and justice. First Vice-President Carlos Cuerpo visited Ceuta this week and committed to launching rapid-impact measures to support the productive fabric of the autonomous city.

Eco30/08/26, 13:16
Espanha vai aprovar pacote de emergência de 165 milhões para Ceuta
Politics

Spain to approve 165 million emergency package for Ceuta

The Spanish Government is set to approve an emergency package of 165 million euros for Ceuta, a measure that comes in response to the immediate needs of the Spanish city on the African continent. This amount will be added to the future expansion, in the medium term, of the Comprehensive Socioeconomic Development Plan of Ceuta, thereby reinforcing Madrid's commitment to sustainable development and economic stability of that enclave.

Jornal de Negócios30/08/26, 13:09
"É uma questão de competitividade": Governo quer reforçar investimento na Educação e continuar “caminho correto” da digitalização
Politics

"It is a question of competitiveness": Government wants to strengthen investment in Education and continue the "correct path" of digitization

Prime Minister Luís Montenegro closed the PSD Summer University, reiterating the Government's intention to strengthen investment in Education, classifying it as a matter of competitiveness. In his speech, Montenegro highlighted the continuity of the "correct path" of digitization in the education sector, emphasizing the reforms implemented by the executive in the area.

SIC Notícias30/08/26, 13:03
A ofensiva do Diário do Sousa contra o ferryPhoto by Policarpo Brito on Pexels
Politics

The offensive of Diário do Sousa against the ferry

Diário do Sousa, through its morning newspaper Diário de Notícias, is leading a systematic campaign against the ferry service to Madeira, using partial studies and alarmist headlines to discredit the maritime operation. The article denounces that the only shipowner consulted in a report on the ferry was precisely Grupo Sousa, the owner of the newspaper itself and holder of the monopoly on cargo transport to the Region, while other international shipowners simply "did not respond" or "contact was not possible." The coverage includes biased editorials and invites local political figures for apparent plurality, but always framed to validate the business group's narrative. The author warns that the Madeiran political and social system continues to participate in this media ecosystem, feeding its own vanity, while Mr. Sousa's monopoly remains untouchable and the competition authority sees nothing.

Madeira Opina30/08/26, 12:34