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Authorities also announced they would take action against magazines that advertised tutoring.
Kuwait:
The Ministry of Education has stepped up its crackdown on expatriates teaching illegally in Kuwait. Those who are caught teaching without a license are reportedly subject to severe punishment. Note that action will be taken, including deportation. Authorities also announced that a number of magazines that advertised private lessons were being targeted.
Authorities are forced to take drastic measures as illegal private tuition is still taking place despite many efforts and measures. Kuwaiti magazines that carry advertisements for such learning centers have reportedly had their permission revoked. The Ministry of Education's Department of Public Education and Legal Affairs has announced measures in this regard.
Authorities have already taken several steps to end the prevalence of illegal tutoring during public exams. Despite the fact that educational institutions have warned teachers working in schools and promised not to offer private classes when signing employment contracts, there has been no significant change in this regard and authorities have imposed strict measures. Officials said they handed over information on teachers working in government agencies in the country and copies of their ID cards, as well as information on illegal education centers, to the relevant departments to crack down on teachers giving private lessons. .
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