The Cultural Affairs Bureau (IC) has denied reports the Macao Conservatory has more non-local dance instructors than local instructors.
Earlier this week, the Commission Against Corruption (CCAC) called on the public conservatory to address concerns about the long-term employment of blue card holders at its dance school.
This comes after the watchdog received a report from an individual about the dance school’s recruitment practices.
According to the CCAC, the report alleges the school employs a significant number of dance teachers from mainland China on long-term contracts.
Speaking on the sidelines of the handover anniversary, Leong Wai Man said that when the school was established, there was a shortage of teachers in relevant majors in Macau.
After more than 10 years of training, there are now enough professionals.
Accordingly, in the last two years, the number of non-local instructors has been gradually reduced.
Currently, of the 10 professional dance teachers, three are non-local.
The CCAC has called on the bureau to use a “correct interpretation and application of the legal framework governing the entry and exit of employees from outside Macau.” Staff Reporter
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