Latest news and stories about teachers protest in Portugal for expats and residents.
For two weeks, Fenprof visited schools across the country to discuss issues affecting the profession. The Minister says his focus is not on responding to a trade union front.
They are demanding the implementation of the law that provides for the permanent employment of these teachers. The protest serves to denounce the alleged non-compliance with legislation and to demand responses from the Ministry of Education.
Specialised artistic education teachers will protest next week in Porto and Lisbon to demand the enforcement of the law that provides for the permanent employment of these teachers.
The general secretary of Fenprof, José Feliciano Costa, said that first-cycle (primary) teachers and pre-school educators need parity with other teaching staff.
Participants held placards demanding 'equality in the school calendar, teachers' timetables and reductions based on seniority' in front of the Ministry of Education.
