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Education

Africa: South Africa, Mozambique Sign Higher Education Cooperation Agreement

Today at 11:33 AM, via AllAfrica

[SAnews.gov.za] South Africa and Mozambique have reaffirmed their commitment to advancing regional collaboration in skills development through the Southern African Development Community (SADC) Protocol on Education and Training, which guides joint efforts to address shared educational and training priorities.

Surge in graduates becoming teachers boosts recruitment for maths and sciences

Yesterday at 19:42 PM, via The Guardian

DfE figures showed an 11% increase in teacher trainees in England this year compared with 2024, the biggest rise after the pandemic

A surge in the number of recent graduates signing up to become teachers has helped the government in England meet crucial recruitment targets in subjects including maths and sciences for the first time this decade.

New figures from the Department for Education...

Regulators open inquiry into University of Greater Manchester amid fraud claims

Yesterday at 17:41 PM, via The Guardian

University is already being investigated by police over ‘allegations of financial irregularities’ and has suspended three of its senior staff

The University of Greater Manchester is being investigated by England’s higher education regulator amid mounting allegations of financial misconduct, bribery and bullying.

The Office for Students will examine whether the former University of Bolton had...

Outcry in Italy over sex education bill to crack down on ‘gender ideology’

Yesterday at 17:18 PM, via The Guardian

Legislation is needed to stop leftwing politicians ‘bringing drag queens and porn actors into schools’, minister says

A restrictive sex education bill backed by Georgia Meloni’s far-right government and intended to crack down on “gender ideology and the woke bubble” has provoked fury in Italy.

Italy is one of the few EU countries not to have compulsory sex education in schools despite evidence...

South Africa: Emfuleni Learners Stuck in Broken Schools While Officials Look Away

Yesterday at 15:35 PM, via AllAfrica

[Scrolla] Maxeke Secondary School has no security, no water, no electricity and no toilets for more than one thousand six hundred learners, and is short of desks. Motsewapele Primary School has had no electricity for three years and owes more than sixty thousand rand in water bills despite being a no-fee school.

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