The local council of Gadhdhoo has issued a warning to foreign teachers working in the island, cautioning them against charging high tuition fees, citing legal and ethical concerns.

The council announced yesterday that it had received numerous complaints regarding foreign teachers employed at the island School allegedly charging exorbitant tuition fees. The council emphasized that such practices violate local laws and regulations and may disrupt the equitable education of children attending the school.

The council is preparing to implement special measures to address these complaints in collaboration with the Ministry of Homeland Security and the Ministry of Education. Officials stated that actions will be taken to ensure adherence to the Immigration Act and the regulations governing the employment of foreigners.

The announcement highlighted that it is unlawful for foreign teachers employed at the school to offer private tuition services, as it undermines the integrity of the formal education system. Teachers found engaging in such practices will face legal repercussions, including possible referral to relevant authorities for further action.