"The person who imposed this must be investigated": Fenprof welcomes opening of inquiry into national exam chaosPhoto by IstvánKopeczny on Pexels
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"The person who imposed this must be investigated": Fenprof welcomes opening of inquiry into national exam chaos

CNN Portugal1 September 2026 at 12:53

Fenprof welcomed the opening of an inquiry into the chaos observed in national exams, considering this a necessary measure to clarify what happened. The union structure recalled that there is still much to be investigated regarding the digital marking process of the national tests for 9th grade and Secondary education.

The union emphasized the need to investigate who was responsible for imposing the digital marking system that caused the failures in the exams. This position comes at a time when doubts persist about the procedures adopted.

The national tests for 9th grade and Secondary education were affected by technical problems during the digital marking process, causing inconvenience to students and teachers. The opening of the inquiry comes as a response to the criticism raised by various educational entities.

Fenprof remains vigilant regarding the progress of the investigations, defending that all those responsible for what happened must be identified and held accountable. The union now awaits the results of the inquiry to understand what went wrong in the process.

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