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Lisbon closed the door to Vocational Education

Observador6 September 2026 at 00:11

Lisbon closed the door to Vocational Education. The most populous region of the country, with more than 3 million inhabitants, offers only 21 vocational places across all public university and polytechnic higher education. This scarcity of provision contrasts with the region's population size, highlighting a significant gap in access to vocational education in the Portuguese capital.

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