Portuguese teachers in Asia warn of job insecurity
Plataforma Media
Portuguese language teachers in Asia are strongly opposing the proposed revision of the Legal Framework for Portuguese Teaching Abroad, warning that it introduces job insecurity by suspending civil service ties and limiting contract durations. Educators argue the changes undermine cultural diplomacy, create systemic instability without clear career paths, and fail to account for local costs of living and professional experience. A petition with over 8,000 signatures has been launched urging the government to prioritize labor stability and revise the measures that risk dismantling the network.
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