AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 hours agoInclusive Education: Tanzania is putting more than Sh12 billion into disability-friendly school infrastructure, teacher training and specialist learning materials, with a five-year strategy aimed at making access real for learners with disabilities. Vocational Skills: Representatives of 45 countries adopted the Beijing Agreement on shared vocational education standards, promoting industry partnerships, workplace training and lifelong learning; China says its system supplies nearly 10 million skilled workers each year. Higher-Education Access: India’s Supreme Court says professional-course fees generally cannot rise after admission, protecting students and families from unexpected costs. Nigeria, meanwhile, is partnering with the University of Birmingham on postgraduate degrees in AI and digital media, set to begin in 2027. Curriculum and Teaching: Ghana is consulting stakeholders on revised reproductive-health guidelines for pre-tertiary schools, while a Jamaica conference trained nearly 120 teachers in explicit, systematic reading instruction, including support for students with dyslexia.
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