Teachers who tutor their students can face disciplinary sanctions, including termination of employment.
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According to the law on pre-university education, teachers can receive sanctions for tutoring their own students, ranging from written warnings to disciplinary termination of employment. They have to declare on their own responsibility, under the penalties provided for in the criminal code, that they do not tutor their pupils against payment.
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