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Latest Education news from Madeira and Funchal. · 100 results
The Regional Directorate of Education has signed permanent employment contracts with ten new employees, including senior technicians and operational assistants.
The Regional Secretariat for Education, Science and Technology has approved the budgetary distribution for initial association contracts with seven private educational establishments, securing their funding until August 2027.
Budgetary charges for cooperation agreements with 13 pre-school education establishments, including nurseries and kindergartens, have been authorized, ensuring operational and social support.
The Regional Secretariat for Education, Science and Technology approved the budget distribution for cooperation agreements and simple contracts with 20 educational establishments in Madeira.
Seventeen ordinances have been published authorizing the signing of cooperation contracts with nurseries, kindergartens, and other educational establishments, ensuring their public funding for the years 2026 and 2027.
A Child Support Technician has been reassigned from the Francisco Freitas Branco school to the Água de Pena Basic School, within the Machico School Area.
An operational assistant from the Dr. Luís Maurílio da Silva Dantas school has moved to the Jaime Moniz Secondary School, where she will take on duties as a senior technician in the field of psychology.
The president of the executive council of the Bishop D. Manuel Ferreira Cabral school has renewed the service commission of the school administrative services coordinator for one year.
The Regional Directorate of School Administration has changed the composition of the jury for a competition for an Early Childhood Technician position at the Prof. Dr. Francisco Freitas Branco Basic and Secondary School with Preschool and Nursery.
Technical Assistant Anabela Cardoso de Azevedo Pereira has had her inter-category mobility confirmed, moving into the Technical Coordinator category at Dr. Horácio Bento de Gouveia Basic School.
The Regional Government of Madeira has changed the start dates for secondary school classes, aligning them with the national calendar.
The Regulation establishing the rules for awarding Study Grants, Local Grants, Artistic Grants, and Merit Grants to higher education students has been published, applicable from the 2026/2027 academic year.