Lack of stability and excessive bureaucracy identified as challenges for education in Portugal
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Lack of stability and excessive bureaucracy identified as challenges for education in Portugal

SIC Notícias9 September 2026 at 20:45

Lack of stability and excessive bureaucracy are identified as challenges for education in Portugal.

These issues were identified as obstacles to the proper functioning of the Portuguese education system.

As solutions, the adaptation of contents to the needs of students, the reduction of the administrative burden on teachers and greater autonomy in the sector are presented.

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