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Home » Cuban Teachers Not Allowed to Charge Money for Tutoring

Cuban Teachers Not Allowed to Charge Money for Tutoring

PanAm Post Staff by PanAm Post Staff
October 14, 2013
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In Cuba, teachers who receive a salary are not allowed to charge for tutoring. However, even that restriction turns out to be progress, because up until 2010, tutoring for money was completely illegal. As a way to expand private work, “self-employed teachers” are now permitted to obtain a license to tutor — but salaried teachers are not permitted to obtain such a license.

According to sources provided by Granma, a Cuban Communist Party newspaper, 1,023 Cubans hold a license to tutor for money.

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