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Government launches daily teacher competition to accelerate hiring

Diário de Aveiro9 September 2026 at 20:30

The government launched a daily teacher competition to accelerate the hiring process for teachers. The new measure allows schools to hire teachers starting September 18, aiming to significantly reduce the time students are without classes.

This initiative directly benefits both students and teachers, creating conditions for a more agile and efficient hiring process. The daily competition system allows schools to fill vacancies more quickly and continuously.

The measure comes as a response to the need to minimize periods of teacher absence in schools, ensuring greater continuity in the educational process.

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