A Pontifícia Universidade Católica do Rio Grande do Sul (PUCRS) anunciou o lançamento de 10 cursos online e gratuitos, com certificação digital, para professores e profissionais da educação em todo o Brasil. A iniciativa celebra o Mês do Educador e o Dia do Professor, com inscrições abertas durante todo o mês de outubro de 2025.
Saudi Arabia has greenlit a significant educational initiative, paving the way for nine new British schools, two British university branches, and the Kingdom's first international British nursing college. This move aligns with Vision 2030 goals to enhance educational standards and diversify learning opportunities.
President Xi Jinping sent well wishes to teachers and educators nationwide for Teachers' Day, specifically encouraging rural teachers to improve their teaching and cultivate young people with strong values and skills. Premier Li Qiang echoed this sentiment, highlighting the need for educators to serve where they are most needed and contribute to a strong national education system.
President Xi Jinping has called upon rural teachers to improve their teaching methods to nurture well-rounded students who can contribute to the socialist ideals of China. He and Premier Li Qiang highlighted the importance of dedicated educators in enhancing rural education through various initiatives, including a program aimed at recruiting college graduates to teach in these communities.
Zhang Donggang, the Party secretary of Renmin University of China, has created a Xiaohongshu account to connect with students and address their concerns promptly. His interactive approach has not only garnered significant followers but also received positive feedback for fostering student-centered governance.
Mitsui & Co. launched a scholarship program for Brazilian college students in Japan, providing financial support to broaden their career options. The program aims to assist students like Aline Yukihara, who seeks to support children with foreign roots, and is seen as a positive step for both Japanese and non-Japanese communities.
The OECD's recent report reveals that Japan's government expenditure on tertiary education is significantly below the OECD average, with only 54 percent of member countries’ spending. Additionally, the report highlights Japan's low percentage of female tertiary education teachers and raises concerns about social inequality linked to the country's funding policies.
Chinese President Xi Jinping has sent a letter to rural teachers ahead of Teachers' Day, encouraging them to enhance their teaching skills to better prepare youth for the socialist cause. He highlighted the significance of the Special-Post Teachers Program, which has provided dedicated educators to rural areas since 2006.
The government is investing £45 million to create up to 7,000 new school nursery places by 2026, with a focus on expanding access to early education, particularly in disadvantaged communities. This initiative aims to provide more childcare options for working parents and address workforce challenges within the early years sector.
The Los Angeles Unified School District settled a lawsuit with parents who alleged their children suffered learning loss during COVID-19 lockdowns, agreeing to provide tutoring and additional support to affected students. National data and LAUSD's own statistics show significant learning deficits in reading and math, highlighting the impact of school closures on student achievement.
At an English-speaking competition in Bangkok, young voices from the Asia-Pacific region discussed the coexistence of civilizations, with winners from Thailand and Myanmar advancing to a global final. The event, part of the Belt and Road Initiative, aimed to promote cultural exchange and encourage dialogue among youth on global issues.
The Shanghai Cooperation Organization is boosting economic growth through increased collaboration in education, research, and talent development, marked by the launch of new research bodies in Qingdao.
Assam Governor Lakshman Prasad Acharya urged educational institutions to foster character development in students by blending modern knowledge with traditional values during the 12th convocation of Down Town University.
An upcoming conference and exhibition in New Delhi will explore South Asia's mathematical contributions, showcasing ancient knowledge and aligning with the Prime Minister's vision of sharing traditional wisdom globally.
American universities are currently undergoing a period of significant transformation, facing scrutiny from political forces regarding issues like diversity and antisemitism, alongside internal challenges such as declining enrollment and financial constraints.
President Donald Trump has expressed support for welcoming Chinese students to study in the United States, emphasizing the importance of international educational exchange. However, this stance contrasts with new visa regulations proposed by his administration, which aim to address concerns over foreign student visa abuses.
President Droupadi Murmu praised the Central University of Tamil Nadu for its academic excellence and community outreach during its 10th convocation ceremony. She emphasized the importance of lifelong learning and adapting to technological advancements while urging graduates to uphold ethical values.
As the new school year commences, Prince George is poised to begin his final year at Lambrook School, marking a significant transition as he prepares to move on to a new educational institution.
A recent survey by Daisan Kazoku found that approximately 73% of Japanese teenagers who struggle with school describe the start of a new term after summer break as painful. The survey highlighted fears of judgment, stifling atmosphere, and feelings of isolation as major contributing factors to their struggles.
The government is set to launch a program supporting internship opportunities for university students at local companies starting fiscal 2026, aiming to encourage urban students to return home and rural students to stay. This initiative is part of a broader regional revitalization strategy, with plans to secure ¥200 million in funding for the project.
