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Administrative burden in primary education
Despite the Ministry of Education’s efforts to simplify administrative tasks in primary schools, unions point to a growing bureaucratic burden on teachers. What is the actual situation on the ground, and how might artificial intelligence play a role? A parliamentary question from our MPs Gilles Baum and Barbara Agostino seeks answers.
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Second classroom support staff and A-EBS in cycle 1 of primary education
To ensure more effective pedagogical differentiation from the start of schooling, the coalition agreement foresees the gradual introduction of a second classroom support worker in cycle 1. This second staff member could also play a key role in the rollout of Project Alpha, especially in preparing children for literacy in German or French. Furthermore, assistants for pupils with special educational...
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Does the legal framework for holiday jobs still meet expectations?
In the Tribune Libre of the DP, Barbara Agostino talks about holiday jobs in Luxembourg. Our MP raises the question of whether the legal framework for such employment still meets the expectations of young people.
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Extention of the Edward Steichen High School in Clervaux
The extension of the Edward Steichen High School in Clervaux is moving forward: During a recent committee meeting, the Ministry confirmed that the project planning has been finalized. The construction division within the Ministry has also been reinforced. Our MPs Barbara Agostino and André Bauler are now seeking details from the Minister on the school’s future capacity, the construction timeline, and...
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Hosting American researchers in Luxembourg amid US budget cuts
Severe budget cuts in the US are prompting researchers to look abroad. With France and Germany already moving to attract American talent, a parliamentary question from our MPs Gérard Schockmel and Barbara Agostino asks: Is Luxembourg ready to follow suit and welcome researchers from the US – and if so, in which scientific fields?
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Vocational training statistics
The number of qualified electricians is declining, making recruitment harder for companies. Our MPs Gilles Baum and Barbara Agostino are asking the minister about statistics, training trends, and actions to guide young people toward skilled trades facing shortages—especially in the electrical profession.
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Should employment contracts for students be reformed?
Students are allowed to work a maximum of 346 hours per year up to the age of 27. However, there are also students who would like to work more in order to earn a living. DP MPs Corinne Cahen and Barbara Agostino have asked the Minister of Labour how many students were working in 2024 and whether the Minister would be prepared to allow students to work more hours per year and to raise the age limit...
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Women's football
The Luxembourg–Sweden match on October 25, 2024 reignited the debate on gender equality in sports. Our MPs Barbara Agostino and Corinne Cahen question the support for women’s football, stadium conditions, unequal treatment, and the national strategy for promoting women in sport.
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Reassignment of primary school teachers to their municipality
DP MPs Gilles Baum and Barbara Agostino raised questions to the Minister for Education concerning the reassignment of primary school teachers to their municipality. In particular, they wanted to know how many posts have been published on list 1bis over the last 5 years, what the approach is in terms of prioritizing candidates and, in general, whether the nominations for list 1 by local the authorities...
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Administrative burden in primary education
Despite the Ministry of Education’s efforts to simplify administrative tasks in primary schools, unions point to a growing bureaucratic burden on teachers. What is the actual situation on the ground, and how might artificial intelligence play a role? A parliamentary question from our MPs Gilles Baum and Barbara Agostino seeks answers.
read more...
Second classroom support staff and A-EBS in cycle 1 of primary education
To ensure more effective pedagogical differentiation from the start of schooling, the coalition agreement foresees the gradual introduction of a second classroom support worker in cycle 1. This second staff member could also play a key role in the rollout of Project Alpha, especially in preparing children for literacy in German or French. Furthermore, assistants for pupils with special educational...
read more...
Does the legal framework for holiday jobs still meet expectations?
In the Tribune Libre of the DP, Barbara Agostino talks about holiday jobs in Luxembourg. Our MP raises the question of whether the legal framework for such employment still meets the expectations of young people.
read more...
Extention of the Edward Steichen High School in Clervaux
The extension of the Edward Steichen High School in Clervaux is moving forward: During a recent committee meeting, the Ministry confirmed that the project planning has been finalized. The construction division within the Ministry has also been reinforced. Our MPs Barbara Agostino and André Bauler are now seeking details from the Minister on the school’s future capacity, the construction timeline, and...
read more...
Hosting American researchers in Luxembourg amid US budget cuts
Severe budget cuts in the US are prompting researchers to look abroad. With France and Germany already moving to attract American talent, a parliamentary question from our MPs Gérard Schockmel and Barbara Agostino asks: Is Luxembourg ready to follow suit and welcome researchers from the US – and if so, in which scientific fields?
read more...
Vocational training statistics
The number of qualified electricians is declining, making recruitment harder for companies. Our MPs Gilles Baum and Barbara Agostino are asking the minister about statistics, training trends, and actions to guide young people toward skilled trades facing shortages—especially in the electrical profession.
read more...
Should employment contracts for students be reformed?
Students are allowed to work a maximum of 346 hours per year up to the age of 27. However, there are also students who would like to work more in order to earn a living. DP MPs Corinne Cahen and Barbara Agostino have asked the Minister of Labour how many students were working in 2024 and whether the Minister would be prepared to allow students to work more hours per year and to raise the age limit...
read more...
Women's football
The Luxembourg–Sweden match on October 25, 2024 reignited the debate on gender equality in sports. Our MPs Barbara Agostino and Corinne Cahen question the support for women’s football, stadium conditions, unequal treatment, and the national strategy for promoting women in sport.
read more...
Reassignment of primary school teachers to their municipality
DP MPs Gilles Baum and Barbara Agostino raised questions to the Minister for Education concerning the reassignment of primary school teachers to their municipality. In particular, they wanted to know how many posts have been published on list 1bis over the last 5 years, what the approach is in terms of prioritizing candidates and, in general, whether the nominations for list 1 by local the authorities...
read more...
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