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Government launches daily teacher recruitment contest to speed up hiring

Diário de Leiria10 September 2026 at 14:30

The government launched a daily teacher recruitment contest with the aim of speeding up the hiring process for teachers. The new measure allows schools to hire teachers starting September 18.

This initiative aims to reduce the time students go without classes during the selection process. By implementing a contest with daily calls, the government intends to streamline the entire hiring procedure.

The measure directly benefits students, who will have fewer interruptions in their learning process. Teachers are also included, as they will have more opportunities for hiring in a faster and more efficient manner.

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