Sánchez Wants to Guarantee "Quality Training" in the Face of the Proliferation of "Shack Universities"
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The Spanish government will negotiate with rectors and students new demands for teaching staff and more face-to-face classes
With the view already put in the general elections, Pedro Sánchez has announced this Friday a new royal decree that in practice represents a new brake on the universities...
The measure aims to improve the presence in grades and masters
He said that "50% of teachers must have a doctor's degree and 40% a full-time contract" to "strengthen teaching."More information: The government will process the decree 'anti-schiringuitos' in autumn to stop private VET: announces 234M of investment in the public sector
The president of the government, Pedro Sánchez, announces a new Royal Decree to avoid the 'low cost' effect on private degrees
The president of the government, Pedro Sánchez, has announced that the government is working on a new royal decree that will include new requirements for universities, such as that they have 50% of professors who have a degree as Doctor or face-to-face "where necessary". "It will establish new requirements to ensure that in each of the degrees there is a quality university education", said Sánchez this Friday during his visit to the Institute of…
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