The Department of Education will regulate the presence of volunteers within educational centers through the entities that make up the Platform of Volunteering of the Balearic Islands. The initiative, which was recently presented to educational counselors, aims to establish a common framework so that the participation of volunteers in centers is developed with clearly defined pedagogical, organizational, and legal criteria.

The deployment of the Llull software, which replaces the previous educational management tool in the Balearic Islands (GestIB), has generated discontent among educational centers and raised doubts about the public contract's processing. Several management teams report serious incidents in the platform's operation, especially in economic management, which has been practically paralyzed, and also warn of difficulties in basic daily administrative tasks.

A total of 1,434 teachers have applied to participate in the competitive examination for teaching positions in the Balearic Islands, which will be held on May 9th and 10th. According to a statement from the Ministry of Education and Universities, 1,066 applicants have applied in Mallorca; 75 in Menorca; 281 in Ibiza; and a dozen in Formentera. These figures represent an increase compared to last year, when 1,290 applications were received.

The Balearic Islands Ministry of Education and Universities has created a new working group to improve the emotional well-being of teaching staff. The initiative responds to "a growing and shared concern within the entire educational community" and aims to establish effective support measures for teachers. The Minister of Education and Universities, Antoni Vera, explained that "we are concerned about the emotional well-being of our students, but also that of the entire educational community and, especially, the teaching staff," and emphasized that the Government's intention is "to identify effective measures to support teachers' emotional well-being." The working group will be chaired by the Secretary General of the Ministry of Education and will include representatives from the Directorates General for Teaching Staff and Attention to Diversity, representatives from Convivèxit (a Catalan educational initiative), representatives from the legal department, representatives of teaching staff, as well as representatives from the education inspectorate and occupational risk prevention services. It will also feature the participation of external experts, such as the former dean of the Faculty of Education, Miquel Oliver, the Official College of Psychologists of the Balearic Islands (COPIB), and the Institute of Mediation.