Education

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Philippines
education1 h ago

Philippine education secretary cites learning recovery progress, seeks additional support

Education Secretary Sonny Angara highlighted gains made by the Department of Education in student performance during a visit to the Visayas. He called for increased support for learning recovery efforts before over 800 education leaders and local officials.

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Egypt
education1 h ago

Egypt forms ministerial committee to unify technical education and vocational training

Details developing.

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Singapore
education1 h ago

Singapore graduates find employment within a year

Approximately 70% of Singaporean university graduates found paid work within one year. This figure applies to those initially unemployed after leaving school.

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United Kingdom
education1 h ago

English schoolchildren to receive lessons on spotting fraud

School children in England will be taught how to identify fraudulent activities. The lessons aim to protect them from financial exploitation.

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Nigeria
education1 h ago

Nigeria: 5.5 Million Nomadic Children Out of School

Approximately 5.5 million children from nomadic communities lack access to education in Nigeria. This figure includes children from pastoralist, fishing, and farming backgrounds.

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India
education2 h ago

SFI activists suspended amid university protests

Sixteen SFI activists were suspended from Sree Sankaracharya University of Sanskrit following protests. The university cited a mock funeral, sparking a legal dispute.

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Australia
education2 h ago

Secret report reveals rift between academics and teachers in Australia

A confidential performance evaluation of the Australian Education Research Organisation has been kept secret for nearly a year. The report reportedly exposes a significant division between academics and teachers.

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Canada
education2 h ago

International Students Advised on Job Search in Canada, US

Guidance is available for international students seeking employment opportunities in Canada and the United States. The information covers essential aspects of job searching in these countries.

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Nigeria
education2 h ago

Federal Government deploys virtual teachers to underserved schools

The Federal Government launched the 'Inspire Live' initiative. This program deploys virtual teachers to schools facing staff shortages.

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Japan
education2 h ago

Kyoto school officials used personal funds for fee shortfalls

A principal and clerk in Kyoto Prefecture used 37 million yen of their own money. These funds covered shortfalls in school fees at a municipal elementary school.

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Pakistan
education2 h ago

MVSU teaching assistant shares insights on Pakistan

A teaching assistant at Mississippi Valley State University discussed their home country of Pakistan. The presentation offered cultural and informational details.

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Mozambique
education2 h ago

Bicycle aids siblings' journey to school

A single bicycle has made the journey to school easier for two siblings. The initiative was supported by Unicef.

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Singapore
education2 h ago

Singapore publicly funded university admissions reach 54 percent

Fifty-four percent of Singapore residents secured admission to publicly funded university degree courses in 2025. System capacity stands at 60 percent.

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Denmark
education3 h ago

Danish Students Plan Protest Over Financial Aid Cuts

Students in Denmark are preparing to protest upcoming cuts to financial aid. The demonstrations aim to express opposition to the proposed reductions.

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Monaco
education4 h ago

Schmidt Leads Monaco in San Benito County Board of Education Race

Schmidt is currently leading Monaco in the San Benito County Board of Education race. The results are being reported by SanBenito.com.

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Pakistan
education4 h ago

Peshawar teachers protest UNHCR layoffs

Hundreds of Pakistani teachers protested abrupt layoffs by UNHCR in Peshawar. These teachers educated Afghan refugee children for decades without financial relief.

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Korea, Republic of
education5 h ago

Two new regional medical schools to be established

The government announced the successful candidates to host two new regional medical schools. These institutions will expand medical education access.

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Cameroon
education5 h ago

Cameroonian Archbishop named Grand Chancellor

A Cameroonian Archbishop has assumed the role of Grand Chancellor for the Catholic University of Central Africa. The appointment was reported by ACI Africa.

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Sao Tome and Principe
education5 h ago

Applications Open for Storytelling Grants Program 2027

Applications are now being accepted for the Storytelling Grants Program in 2027. The program aims to support storytelling initiatives.

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India
education5 h ago

Jensen and Lori Huang Gift Funded Stanford Engineering Center

A $30 million pledge from Jensen and Lori Huang contributed to the creation of Stanford's engineering center. The facility housed over 270 individuals at its 2010 dedication.

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Nigeria
education5 h ago

UniAbuja ASUU Threatens Industrial Action Over Land Dispute

The University of Abuja's Academic Staff Union of Universities branch has threatened industrial action. This action is in response to the alleged unlawful allocation of university land.

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India
education5 h ago

Priscilla Chan's journey from refugee to science philanthropist

Priscilla Chan's path from a Vietnamese refugee family to educational and scientific philanthropy was influenced by her experiences. She became her family's first college student.

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Nigeria
education5 h ago

Australia to Revert to Pen-and-Paper Writing Tests for Year 5 Pupils

Australia will reinstate pen-and-paper writing assessments for Year 5 students beginning in 2028. This change addresses concerns regarding the effect of excessive screen time on student learning.

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Afghanistan
education5 h ago

More than half of primary school-age children in Afghanistan outside

More than half of primary school-age children in Afghanistan outside  UNESCO

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Philippines
education5 h ago

Seventeen areas in Negros Occidental suspend classes due to extreme heat

Several local governments in Negros Occidental suspended face-to-face classes after forecasts predicted a dangerous heat index of 42 degrees Celsius. Authorities cited public health and safety concerns.

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United Kingdom
education5 h ago

UK apologises to Ukrainian child refugees who were told to study Russian

Exclusive: Schools minister launches new Ukrainian GCSE and says she is sorry students were pushed to study Russian in its absenceThe UK has apologised to Ukrainian child refugees who were told to study Russian in English schools, as it launched funding for a new GCSE in Ukrainian.Ukrainian children who were forced to seek refuge in the UK after Vladimir Putin’s invasion in 2022 say it was “insulting” that their teachers suggested they study Russian in the absence of a GCSE in Ukrainian. Continue reading...

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Korea, Republic of
education5 h ago

South Korea establishes two new regional medical schools by 2030

South Korea selected Sunchon National University and Gyeongkuk National University to open new medical schools. Both institutions are scheduled to admit their first students in 2030 with a combined annual intake of 100.

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Tunisia
education5 h ago

Applications Open for 2027 U.S. Fulbright Specialist Program

The U.S. Embassy in Tunisia announced a call for applications for the 2027 U.S. Fulbright Specialist Program. Further details are pending.

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Sao Tome and Principe
education6 h ago

Applications Open for DC Summer Fellowship 2027

Applications are being accepted for the DC Summer Fellowship 2027. Details on the application process are available.

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Sao Tome and Principe
education6 h ago

UK Summer Fellowship Applied Track Program Announced

The RFAs program announced a UK Summer Fellowship Applied Track. Details regarding the fellowship are available.

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