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• How students pass school final exams in France?
• Preschool education costs more than VET in USA
• Getting Skills Right: Assessing and Anticipating Changing Skill Needs
• More universities experiment with virtual classrooms
• The first results of the projects “Teacher for Russia” announced
• Parents’ poverty should not interfere with children’s education
• The WorldSkills -2016 Competition will take place in Belarus
• Experts advise HEIs not to pay too much attention to international rankings
• Fake doctoral degrees will be under the Government’s control in Russia
• 40% of school graduates choose VET institutions in Russia
• School without teachers opened in Ukraine
• Russian private colleges ranking: results announced
• Times Higher Education publishes world’s most prestigious universities
• UNICEF: 462 million children of school age live in countries affected by humanitarian crises
• A PhD is financially worth it — but only if you study these subjects
• Germany and Malaysia – top performers for internationalization
• U.S. urges colleges to rethink questions about criminal records
• Xinjiang to strengthen preschool bilingual education
• Ukraine transits to 12-year school education
• OECD: Estonian system of pre-school education needs reforming
• Azerbaijan optimizes professional schools
• Russia compiles university ranking for foreign students
• Innovation laboratory opened in Batumi
• The growing need for developing STEM skills
• At this rate, it will take 150 years to enroll 75 percent of U.S. kids in quality preschool
• New China policy cracks down on EMBA corruption
• Primary pupils 'feel test pressure' in England
• UK: All-Parliamentary Party Group for International Students launched
• Russia developed university national ranking criteria
• Tajikistan centralizes exams to VET institutions
• Russian scientists: students’ academic achievements can be predicted before training start
• Russian university was highly assessed by QS Stars University Ratings
• Estonia launches e-books portal
• Japan just made computer programming a compulsory subject in its schools
• QS: China's higher education system leads in Asia
• STEM index shows USA will have to depend on foreign workers to fill STEM jobs
• Australia launches pilot program for childcare at home
• Singapore to launch schemes allowing people to work while studying for degree
• UK introduces financial education at primary school
• Bilingual babies know when language rules do not apply
• Russia students to win programming world championship
• Livanov fired university rectors for negligence
• EU grants Belarus €11,5 million for VET development
• Moscow State University opens school for talented youth
• Russia expands opportunities for developing entrepreneurship among youth
• Ukraine allows children to go to kindergartens without vaccination and health certificates
• Teacher-robot starts to teach in Tomsk polytechnic university
• Russia starts examining nurses for mental health
• Pisa tests to include global skills and cultural awareness
• Germany set to overtake UK as top European study spot