Daniel David explained that he did not work during college because of parental support, in the context of an earlier statement about part-time jobs.
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Education Minister Daniel David has offered clarification after suggesting a student affected by scholarship cuts find a part-time job. In a podcast, he admitted that he didn't need a job during college because his parents supported him financially. This statement came following a debate with students about the 2025 scholarship budget, where he discussed the financial challenges facing students.
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Daniel David: N-am fost angajat în facultate. N-am avut nevoie de slujbă part-time fiindcă am fost susținut de părinți
Daniel David, după ce i-a sfătuit să-și ia job part-time pe studenții nemulțumiți de tăierea burselor: „Eu n-am lucrat în facultate, m-au susținut părinții”
Daniel David recunoaște că nu a lucrat în perioada studenției sale, deși le-a recomandat studenților să își caute de muncă după tăiere burselor în timpul vacanțelor: „Eu nu am avut nevoie de o slujbă part-time, pentru că am fost susținut de părinți”
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