AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoMalaysia’s Education Agenda: The country plans to grow international student enrolment to 250,000 by 2030, from about 170,000 today. It is also introducing a 2026 mathematics plan after PISA results highlighted gaps in reasoning and applying concepts. International Student Access: Proposed US work-authorisation and OPT fees, and UK universities withdrawing offers to Nigerian applicants amid rising visa refusals, raise new barriers for students seeking to study abroad. School Funding: More than 161,500 people rallied across France over school conditions and funding, with Greta Thunberg joining demonstrators in Paris; some protests turned violent. AI and Skills: Schools are building AI into learning, while China-led international vocational education standards are being prepared to support mutual recognition of qualifications. Education in Crisis: Ebola is disrupting schooling for 1.8 million children in eastern Democratic Republic of the Congo; in Panama, a major earthquake damaged 419 educational facilities.
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