The Government of Change has invested more than 173 billion pesos in educational infrastructure in the Caribbean Region

Over the past two years, a total of 200 educational infrastructure projects have been completed, driving a true educational revolution and benefiting 88,097 students in the Caribbean region. These initiatives have been fundamental in transforming learning conditions in educational institutions.

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These 8 universities in Lima would issue the Automatic Bachelor's Degree until 2026 if the law is approved

The Congress of the Republic proposes extending the deadline for automatically obtaining a bachelor's degree until December 21, 2026, with the aim of speeding up the graduation of university graduates and facilitating their insertion into the labor market.

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Pakistan province shuts education institutions after violent protests over alleged rape

Authorities shut schools, colleges and universities in Pakistan's eastern Punjab province on Oct 18, following the most violent student protests in the country in recent years over the alleged rape of a student on campus, officials said.

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5 schools replayed audio tracks at O-level listening exam due to noise interference

Students sitting the O-level English Language listening exam on Oct 16 took to online discussion board Reddit the same day to express frustration that some schools had replayed parts of the audio tracks.

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Colombians will benefit from new agreements on degree recognition and academic mobility in Latin America

The agreement between 22 countries promotes the recognition of degrees and in-person and virtual academic mobility with an intercultural approach for students and teachers, which will boost digital transformation and improve educational quality in universities.

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Growing commitment to UNESCO’s conventions on higher education

Over the past period, Ecuador, New Zealand and South Africa ratified UNESCO’s Global Convention on the Recognition of Higher Education Qualifications.

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Affordable fees and quality of education fuelling Malaysia’s international school boom

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Minister of Education Clarifies Controversial 18-Year Age Limit for University Admissions in Nigeria

The Federal Government plans to create guidelines for the 18-year age limit on university admissions, aiming to clarify the policy and address exceptions for exceptionally intelligent students. Minister of Education, Prof. Tahir Mamman, emphasized that this age limit does not apply to WAEC, NECO, NABTEB, or other ordinary-level exams.

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Nearly 2 thousand people took the Saber Pro or TyT tests abroad

The Colombian Institute for the Evaluation of Education - Icfes, applied in total normality, last Sunday, October 6, the Saber Pro or Saber TyT second semester tests abroad, under the electronic modality at home, to nearly 2 thousand people, located in 94 cities, in more than 40 countries.

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AOSIS Leaders demand global recognition of state‐hood amid rising seas

The Alliance of Small Island States (AOSIS) has delivered a clear and urgent message to the international community: statehood and sovereignty must not be eroded by climate change, no matter the rising tides. In a bold declaration made on 23 September 2024, in New York, AOSIS leaders affirmed that the impacts of sea level rise will not alter the rights of their nations under international law.

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India Urged to Develop ‘World-Class’ English Test as Demand Rises

Politician renews lobbying for Indian-owned language exam as foreign companies make millions from study-abroad craze.

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