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Mallorca teachers' tutor allowance rises to 60 euros

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Mallorca, in the Balearic Islands: teachers with tutor duties at state and state-funded schools get a 60-euro monthly allowance this school year, up from 37.27 euros. The Balearic government confirmed the increase in Palma on 13 November 2026. It applies from the 2026-2027 school year and is paid in 14 instalments.

El conseller de Educación y Universidades, Antoni Vera, en la rueda de prensa después del Consell de Govern
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Tutors track pupils’ academic and personal progress, work with families and other teachers, and take part in assessments. The government is setting aside around 3.2 million euros for the increase: 2.4 million euros for state-school teachers and 758,500 euros for those at state-funded schools.

Teachers who work reduced hours because of certain types of leave will still receive the full allowance. So will temporary part-time teachers given tutor duties because of exceptional organisational needs at their school. The government says those duties do not shrink when a teacher’s working hours do.

Topics: Education · Jobs & labour

Source: Europa Press / Mallorca.com

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