AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoHigher Education Access: Malaysia says more than 600 Orang Asli students are now in universities and colleges nationwide, up from an initial target of 200, as government support aims to boost social mobility. Teacher Workforce: Qatar opened an electronic professional licensing system for teachers, coordinators and school leaders, with applications running Sept. 3–10 and licenses tied to assessed real-world practice. Private School Support: Qatar’s private education community responsibility project has expanded to 16,500 free or discounted seats across 120+ schools and kindergartens, including full-tuition support for students with disabilities. Climate and Learning: A new MoU links Qatar’s Gulf Organisation for Research and Development with five Korean universities to integrate sustainability assessment modules into degree curricula. Student Life and Safety: Indonesia’s Anak Krakatau eruption suspended 209 flights at Jakarta’s main airport and disrupted school activities and fishing, while officials say there’s no imminent tsunami risk. Global Education Context: The UN backed a new world map using the Equal Earth projection to better reflect Africa’s true size, with the US as the lone objector.
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