Iranian teachers have been warned they face the sack if they do not meet strict aesthetic and health standards which ban conditions such as acne and fungal infections from the classroom 

Iranian teachers have been warned they face the sack if they do not meet strict aesthetic and health standards which ban conditions such as acne and fungal infections from the classroom 
Women with facial hair and men with acne, scars and fewer than 20 teeth will not be allowed in the classroom

  • Iran issued the new controversial restrictions though the FARS news agency 
  • People witih colorblindness will be prevented from becoming art teachers 
  • Even those with skin moles  from spending too much time in the sun are patients

Iran's education department has banned ugly teachers from the classroom, including women with facial hair or those suffering from acne. 
A list of proscribed ailments, including having a scar or a fungal infection was released by the FARS news agency. 
Anyone who is cross-eyed, has ugly facial moles or skin conditions such as acne or eczema faces redundancy. 
Teachers who have fewer than 20 teeth also face being banned from the classroom
Teachers who have fewer than 20 teeth also face being banned from the classroom
Women who have facial hair will also be sacked, along with teachers with fewer than 20 teeth or those suffering a fungal infection. 
Women are allowed to teach in Iran although they must wear a scarf covering their hair. 

Art teachers will be sacked if they report they are colourblind and infertile female teachers will also be banned from the classroom. 
According to EuroNews, users on Twitter citicised the rules, claiming if implemented in full, the people such as Stephen Hawking would be prevented from teaching students in Iran.