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The Minister of Education accused the National Federation of Teachers (Fenprof) this Friday of doing everything possible to ensure the digital grading process for national secondary school exams went wrong . He also said that the fact that the AD government had reinstated payments to the grading teachers bothers the union structure. The response from the general secretary, Francisco Gonçalves, came at the end of the day: “Despite being accolades for us, the minister’s accusations cannot go unanswered.”
- Minister’s Accusations: Fernando Alexandre accused Fenprof of attempting to sabotage the digital grading process for national secondary school exams. He also claimed the union structure was bothered by the Democratic Alliance (AD) government reinstating payments to the teachers grading these exams.
- Fenprof’s Response: Francisco Gonçalves, Secretary-General of Fenprof, dismissed the minister’s claims, stating that the minister “is lost” and noting that although Fenprof treats the accusations as accolades, they would not leave them unanswered.
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