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Seia City Hall Pays Tuition Fees for CTeSP at the School of Tourism and Hospitality

Notícias de Coimbra31 August 2026 at 12:33

The Municipality of Seia will fully finance the tuition fees for students attending the Higher Technical Professional Courses (CTeSP) offered at the School of Tourism and Hospitality. This measure aims to support students and encourage professional training in the region.

The CTeSPs are level 5 courses in the National Qualifications Framework, lasting two years, which aim to provide specialized technical training to students. The School of Tourism and Hospitality, located in Seia, offers training in tourism and hospitality.

With this decision, the Seia municipality intends to reduce the economic barriers that may prevent young people from pursuing their studies. The tuition fee financing covers all students enrolled in these professional courses.

The measure is part of a broader strategy to enhance the Serra da Estrela territory and develop the tourism sector in the region. The city council believes that investing in youth education can contribute to strengthening the local economy.

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