As Europe looks forward 2040, quality education should no longer be denied only by academic performance. It should be measured by a school's capacity to help every learning develop knowledge, purpose, agency, wellbeing and a sense of responsibility towards others and the planet.
Spanish Ministry of Education
Academic / research · Spain
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Spanish Ministry of Education filed 3 positions on 2 Aug 2026, across 1 of the 665 legislative files tracked here.
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Basic skills should be understood as more than literacy, numeracy and digital competence. Today's learners also need the ability to think critically, collaborate across cultures, solve complex problems and make sense of information in an increasingly AI-driven world. Schools should become learning ecosystems where academic achievement is connected with curiosity, agency, wellbeing and real-world challenges.
As a secondary school teacher in Ceuta, Spain, and an active participant in several European and International education initiatives, I believe the future attractiveness of the teaching profession depends on much more than recruitment or salaries--although both remain essential.
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