After bettering the EU’s 10% target in 2020 with an impressive 8.9%, Portugal’s rate of early leaving from Education and Training fell even further in

The introduction of tuition fees to non-Eu/EEA students in 2017 did not have long-term negative effects on making Finnish higher education institutions more international or

In June 2020, the ‚Standing Conference of the Ministers of Education and Cultural Affairs of the Länder in Germany (Kultusministerkonferenz)‘ set uniform performance requirements

Following the vandalism against Jewish burial sites, the Danish government launched an action plan regarding antisemitism. This plan is interdepartmental and includes 15 initiatives to

The Government of the French Community adopted in fourth and final reading the draft decree reforming the Initial Teacher Education. 

The objective of this reform

The Ministry for Education and Science took decisive actions to improve the access to education system to all students, with special emphasis to the students

The Government of the Slovak Republic at its meeting on 24.11.2021 approved the Strategy for Lifelong Learning and Counselling for the years 2021-2030.

An

The Ministry of Education and Science plans to introduce a new subject in schools from 1 September 2023. New subject is called Business and Management

On February 1, the Council of Ministers of Spain approved the Royal Decree 95/2022 which establishes the organization and minimum contents of Early Childhood Education

In June 2021, Portugal’s Ministry of Education launched the 21|23 Escola+ Plan, which aims to support learning recovery and ensure that ‘no student is left