EWF 2020 highlights “crisis” in education
Speakers at the Education World Forum 2020 discussed a “crisis in education”, airing concerns that Sustainable Development Goal 4 will not be met by 2030.
Speakers at the Education World Forum 2020 discussed a “crisis in education”, airing concerns that Sustainable Development Goal 4 will not be met by 2030.
The UK’s education secretary announced a one-year extension to an international school exchange program at the Education World Forum in London.
With 42% of international graduates in Denmark leaving within two years, the government will provide funding for new five projects to improve retention.
A report has lambasted the UK current approach to learning foreign languages, revealing that just 32% of 16-to-30-year olds in the UK feel confident reading and writing in another language, compared to the rest of the EU’s 89% average.
The number of fast-track visas allowing scientists from abroad to undertake research at UK universities is to double to more than 120.
Foreign-run schools in China are coming under closer scrutiny as the country launches ambitious plans to reform its education system.
Singapore's minister of education Ong Ye Kung was called to defend government spending on foreign students on August 5 in the country's parliament.
Vietnam’s Ministry of Education and Training has once again expressed concerns about meeting English language proficiency goals.