AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoEducation in Crises: Conflict has disrupted schooling for 258 million children worldwide, while aid for education is projected to fall 24% this year, Germany’s development minister warns. Refugee Students: The UK is preparing a legal study route for talented displaced students, including those shut out of education in Afghanistan and Sudan. Teacher Training: Indonesia will train 60,000 primary teachers ahead of making English compulsory from Grade 3 in 2027. School Support: Karnataka plans to pair private institutions with 1,000 rural government schools in its first phase, offering help with facilities, funding and teaching. Skills and Universities: Ghana’s CTVET and Design and Technology Institute signed a three-year agreement to strengthen vocational training, while Odisha directed seven universities to renew their accreditation. Admissions: SUNY expanded its Top 10% Promise statewide, offering eligible high-achieving students faster decisions from 10 campuses.
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