Slovak education staff will see a significant improvement in their remuneration. Parliament has approved an increase in teacher salaries and has introduced a new remuneration

As of this academic year (2024/2025), the Dutch government came to an agreement with Dutch representatives of education organisations, teachers, parents, and pupils to ban

The Turkish Ministry of National Education (MoNE) has launched a nationwide initiative entitled ‘Young R&D’ to support the early discovery and development of students’ talents

By the end of 2029, large-scale digitisation of the study process will be implemented in higher education institutions of Latvia. This was decided during the

In June 2024, the Standing Conference agreed on further measures to ensure the supply of teaching staff by implementing the concept ‘Measures to Attract Additional

The Swedish government has advanced the proposal to extend compulsory education to ten years. By replacing pre-school class with a new first year of compulsory

AI for education: Artificial intelligence (AI) is transforming education, also when it comes to improving teaching and administrative practices. France is launching a variety of projects

As a result of Russia’s full-scale war against Ukraine, a substantial portion of the working-age population has been mobilised into the Armed Forces. The transition

The Flemish Government is reinforcing its commitment to Dutch language proficiency as the foundation of education. The 2024-2029 policy focuses on teacher training, evidence-based materials

The Norwegian Government has implemented a holistic approach to raise the skills of employees in kindergartens and in primary and secondary schools.

The Norwegian Government