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CEE pushes stricter rules for online vocational training
Spain's education council demands tougher rules to stop private schools from cutting online vocational courses.
In brief
Spain's education council demands tougher rules to stop private schools from cutting online vocational courses. Spain's education council wants stricter rules to require more in-person classes for online vocational training and expand professional categories to prevent private schools from selecting only profitable…
CEE calls for stricter online vocational rules
Spain's education council urges tougher rules to stop private schools from selecting only profitable online vocational courses.
“El Consejo Escolar del Estado (CEE) aboga por endurecer más el nuevo decreto que está a punto de aprobar el Gobierno para frenar la Formación Profesional online”
Current online training rules require 39% in-person classes
The new decree already requires up to 39% in-person classes for online vocational courses.
“el texto del decreto -que ya requiere de hasta un 39 % de presencialidad en títulos online-”
CEE wants more in-person classes for online courses
The council wants to increase mandatory in-person hours for online vocational courses and expand professional categories to three.
“pide elevar el porcentaje de horas presenciales obligatorias en la modalidad virtual y ampliar a tres las familias profesionales completas”
CEE proposes financial and quality rules for schools
The council requires annual audits and at least 20% of net profits to be reinvested in equipment, facilities, and teacher training.
“contemplar auditorías anuales y la obligación de reinvertir al menos un 20 % de los beneficios netos en equipamiento instalaciones y formación docente”
Private schools want to avoid extra costs
Private schools argue that the rules would impose excessive organizational, economic, and dimensional burdens.
“las patronales CEOE, CEPYME y ACADE y que alegaban imposición de cargas organizativas economícas y de dimensión "excesivas"”
CEE rejects private school proposals
The council rejected proposals from private school groups that would limit the rules' impact on their operations.
“El CEE rechazó las enmiendas a la totalidad que presentaron las patronales CEOE, CEPYME y ACADE”
CEE wants 5% spots for vulnerable students
The council proposes reserving at least 5% of private school spots for students with disabilities or vulnerable situations.
“reservar al menos un 5 % de las plazas autorizadas en centros privados para alumnado con discapacidad o en situación de vulnerabilidad”
At a glance
Spain's education council wants stricter rules to require more in-person classes for online vocational training and expand professional categories to prevent private schools from selecting only profitable courses.
