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Why Austria is still struggling to keep new teachers in the classroom (opens the original)
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Austria appears to be getting better at recruiting teachers. Keeping them in the classroom, especially during the first years of their careers, is proving more difficult. That is one of the findings from the OECD's latest Education at a Glance report, released on Tuesday, which this year focuses in particular on teacher shortages and the profession's attractiveness. The Austrian figures present something of a contradiction. Teachers report comparatively high satisfaction with their employment co
Fahrt... dick: The German words Austrians will use that sound wrong in English (opens the original)
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If you're learning German and already speak English, one of the first things you notice is that the two languages share many similarities because of their shared history. That can actually make learning German a little bit easier, at least in some cases. It can also be very funny at times. That's because many German words look exactly like familiar English ones but mean something completely different. Others can sound rather inappropriate to English ears because of how they're pronounced in Germ
MA 35 inquiry involves two suspects amid allegations of manipulated residence files (opens the original)
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New allegations have emerged in a corruption investigation involving two people connected to Vienna’s immigration and citizenship authority, MA 35. Austria’s Economic and Corruption Prosecutor’s Office (WKStA) confirmed to Kronen Zeitung that it is investigating a current MA 35 employee on suspicion of Vorteilsannahme, or accepting an improper advantage. A former employee is also under investigation on suspicion of Missbrauch der Amtsgewalt, abuse of official authority, and Bestechlichkeit, brib
Today in Austria: A roundup of the latest news on Thursday (opens the original)
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Austria approves tighter protection rules for newly arriving Ukrainians Austria has approved changes to its Vertriebenen-Verordnung, which governs temporary protection for people displaced from Ukraine. Under the amendment approved by the government, new arrivals subject to military obligations under Ukrainian law would receive Austria's special displaced-person residence status only if they have fulfilled those obligations or are exempt, with evidence required where necessary. The planned tight
GUIDE: What you need to know about healthcare in Tyrol (opens the original)
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If you’ve recently moved to Innsbruck or elsewhere in Tyrol, the first challenge may not be finding a doctor. It’s figuring out which doctor you can visit without paying privately, whether you need a referral, and whether you can explain what’s wrong in English. Tyrol has an official doctor database that can make the search much easier, including filters for foreign languages and health insurers. But Austria’s distinction between Kassenärzte and Wahlärzte is also important, especially if you don
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