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Portugal may need nearly 39 thousand new teachers by 2035: FNE maps the teacher shortage
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Portugal may need nearly 39 thousand new teachers by 2035: FNE maps the teacher shortage

SAPO Notícias14 September 2026 at 11:24

Portugal may need nearly 39 thousand new teachers by 2035, according to a study by the National Federation of Teachers (FNE). The organization mapped in detail the needs for teachers in the Portuguese education system for the coming years.

More than half of the teacher needs are concentrated in lower secondary and upper secondary education. These education levels thus represent the greatest pressure on the teacher recruitment system.

The FNE study comes in a context of continuous warnings about difficulties in hiring and retaining teachers in Portuguese schools. The federation has been advocating for measures to attract and keep teachers in the profession.

Why this matters

Readers in Portugal directly face the impact of this teacher shortage in schools, especially in lower secondary and secondary education, which can affect the quality of teaching and learning conditions for their children. The FNE study comes as a warning for the need for urgent policies to attract and retain teachers in the Portuguese education system.

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