University Funding: Free Public Education Does Not Exist
The article argues that while public university education in Argentina is often referred to as free, it is actually subsidized by tax revenues that burden all societal segments, including lower-income households.
Call for projects in education and citizenship across the country
The sixth edition of the Education with Citizenship Call is now open for institutions throughout Brazil, offering funding up to R$ 37,500 for six organizations.
Optimizing the School Network: Between Demographic Reality and Community Values
The article discusses the new funding approach in Latvian schools and its implications for community values and educational sustainability.
FG unveils $552m initiative to boost basic education reform
The Nigerian Federal Government announced a $552 million program aimed at reforming the basic education sector to enhance learning and expand access.
The new Education Advisor of Ayuso seals an agreement with the rectors of public universities in record time
The new Education Advisor Mercedes Zarzalejo has quickly reached an agreement with the rectors of Madrid's public universities for a new multi-year funding model.
Ayuso reaches agreement with Madrid rectors on new university funding model
The Community of Madrid has reached an agreement with the rectors of public universities to establish a new multi-year funding model.
Parallel Agenda: At least 10 provinces advance in their own national education law project with a priority focus
At least ten provinces in Argentina are advancing a separate national education law project that emphasizes strategic funding, diverging from the government's proposed educational freedom initiative.
Heilo Altin: Funding for Hobby Education Should Be Made Transparent
Heilo Altin argues for a more transparent funding system for hobby education in Estonia to maximize its potential in guiding youth and promoting vital professions.
FG gives N4 bn each to 12 varsities for engineering upgrades
The Nigerian federal government has announced a funding initiative of N4 billion for each of 12 universities to enhance their engineering and technology faculties.
Acre is among the states that will receive funding for the construction of indigenous schools, says MEC
The Brazilian state of Acre is set to receive funding for the construction of two new indigenous schools as part of a broader initiative by the Ministry of Education (MEC) to build 117 schools across 14 states.
Universities Given the Right to Create Paid One-Year Master's Programs in Estonian
Estonian universities are now authorized to establish paid one-year master's programs in Estonian to enhance educational flexibility and attract private funding.
124 billion yen support for Tokyo University of Science recognized as a top-tier university; Minister expresses regret over China’s list
The Japanese Ministry of Education announced a 12.4 billion yen funding for the Tokyo University of Science, now recognized as a top-tier research university, while expressing regret about its designation as a dual-use entity by China.
Reykjadalur receives tens of millions despite others getting less
Reykjadalur has secured significant funding while other organizations will see reductions in financial support due to budget reallocations.
Hellenic Open University: ESF funding for modernization of quality and service development
The Hellenic Open University has received €520,000 in funding to enhance its quality assurance and service development capabilities, as part of a broader initiative involving 20 universities in Greece.
Internal Letter Puts Pressure on MYH
An internal letter critical of vocational education practices sends a strong message to the Swedish Agency for Vocational Education and Training (MYH), highlighting deficiencies in funding allocations and teaching structures.
Money Problems in Schools Will No Longer Be Solved – The Transition to Latvian-Language Instruction is Also Hampered by the Lack of Specialists
Schools in Latvia face persistent issues with funding and a shortage of specialized staff, impacting the transition to Latvian-language instruction.
New calculations: Mette Frederiksen's "little school" will cost over 12 billion in Copenhagen
New estimates reveal that Mette Frederiksen's proposed "little school" initiative will incur costs of approximately 11.5 billion kroner in Copenhagen, far exceeding the initial budget of six billion kroner allocated by the Social Democrats for related physical changes.
University Strike: Are there classes this Friday, February 27, and Monday, March 2?
A two-day university strike in Argentina leads to the suspension of classes on February 27 and March 2 to protest against salary issues and education funding.
Alausa seeks higher education budget, warns of teacher shortage
Nigeria's Minister of Education urges the National Assembly to increase funding for education to tackle teacher shortages and improve school infrastructure.
Presidency backs campaign against social vices in schools, donates N50m
The Nigerian Presidency has donated N50 million to support a campaign against social vices in schools, highlighting the national concern of rising youth misconduct.
When is the university strike and what will happen with classes
University teachers in Argentina have announced a nationwide strike and mobilizations that will affect the functioning of public universities across the country.
How much does education cost in different types of schools in Lithuania?
A new database created by the organization 'Education #1' provides detailed financial data on the costs of student education across various school types in Lithuania.
How much does education cost in different types of Lithuanian schools?
A new database from the organization 'Education #1' offers insight into the costs associated with educating students in various types of Lithuanian schools, revealing that pro gymnasiums are the most cost-effective.
There is a decision regarding money for students. It concerns an additional 80 million
The Polish Ministry of Education announces an additional 80 million PLN for student support following concerns over funding cuts impacting vocational training.
Childcare centres face funding cuts after missing safety benchmarks
Nine childcare services in Australia could face funding cuts after failing to meet government safety standards.
SAM: the state will finance more medical study places
The Lithuanian government plans to increase funding for medical study places to encourage healthcare professionals to work in regional areas.
Billions to vocational schools without requirements on teaching volume
Swedish vocational schools are receiving billions in funding without any stipulations on the volume of teacher-led instruction, raising concerns about the quality of education.
Premier Danielle Smith revealing details of future Alberta education funding
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith and Minister of Education Demetrios Nicolaides will announce how the provincial budget will impact education funding, amidst a significant budget deficit warning and ongoing tension with teachers.
The Madrid university finalizes financing with the hard wing of the PP after the departure of 'los pocholos'
The Madrid university is on the verge of finalizing its funding strategy with the conservative People's Party (PP) after a significant governmental reshuffle.
This year, 500 thousand euros will be available for popular sports
The Latvian Ministry of Education and Science announced that additional funding for popular sports will enable more public sports events this year, aimed at increasing regular physical activity among residents.
Madrid as an education model for the PP
The article discusses the proposed reform of the autonomous financing model in Spain, focusing on its implications for education and equity within the Madrid region.
Less funding for integration courses: Without the language, everything is nothing
The German Interior Minister is planning cuts to funding for language integration courses, sparking concerns from educational institutions and NGOs about the negative impact on foreign integration and workforce qualification.
Comment on Integration Courses: Extremely Shortsighted
The article argues that cutting funding for integration courses in Germany is shortsighted, as it undermines the ability of immigrants to contribute to essential services.
Tusk on 'thick skulls'. The former head of the Ministry of National Education felt called to account
Donald Tusk criticized opponents for their protests against government funding for the Stalowa Wola steelworks, calling them 'thick skulls.'
Fundeb should compensate for the decline in the federal literacy program budget, says MEC
The Brazilian government's Ministry of Education anticipates that the recently increased Fundeb values will offset a budget decrease in its federal literacy program, despite the actual funding falling short.
Many challenges and an increasingly loud question about reform
Local governments in Poland face numerous challenges, including security, investment funding, education, healthcare, demographic changes, and energy transformations, raising questions about the future of regional authorities.
The Mayor of the 6th Arrondissement Urges the City of Paris to Release Funds Owed to Stanislas College
The Mayor of the 6th arrondissement of Paris pressures the city to release 1.4 million euros in suspended funds owed to Stanislas College, a private Catholic institution currently seeking financial support amid an ongoing investigation.
Tories plan to cut university places and double apprenticeships in funding reform
The Conservative Party plans to reduce university admissions by 100,000 and increase funding for apprenticeships, aiming to streamline educational paths and save government spending.
The Adaži Municipality Approves Its Historically Largest Budget Without a Mayor
The Adaži Municipality has approved its largest budget ever, amounting to 86 million euros, with key funding from income and property taxes intended for significant investments in education and infrastructure.
The ministry allocates funds, the cultural passport will be reactivated and will increase to 14 euros per student
The Lithuanian Ministry has increased funding for the Cultural Passport program, allowing students greater access to cultural activities.
Teaching union claims extra £4bn for Send overhaul just ‘drop in bucket’ compared with what’s needed – UK politics live
The teaching union asserts that the UK government's additional £4 billion for Special Educational Needs and Disabilities (SEND) is inadequate compared to the real financial needs for reform.
Verona protesters say Italy’s winter Olympics waste public money
Protesters in Verona argue that funding for Italy's Winter Olympics is a misuse of public resources that could better serve health and education.
Keir Starmer makes key promise as major school SEND plans announced
Keir Starmer has pledged to enhance support for families with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND) through a £4 billion funding initiative for mainstream schools.
Mainstream schools to receive extra funding for SEND pupils as part of £4bn package
The UK government is allocating an additional £4 billion to mainstream schools to enhance support for pupils with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND).
The committee supports the plan to significantly increase municipal support for the Riga Marathon
The Education, Culture, and Sports Committee of the Riga City Council has approved a plan to increase funding for the Riga Marathon to 300,000 euros.
Ministers to set out plans to halve attainment gap in England’s schools
The UK government is set to unveil plans aimed at halving the attainment gap between disadvantaged pupils and their more affluent peers in English schools.
Stakeholders urge government to fund inclusive schools, expand therapy access
Stakeholders in Nigeria have called on the Federal Government to provide urgent funding for inclusive schools and increase access to therapy services for children with special needs.
Ayuso and the municipalities of Madrid 'mortgage' for decades 100 public plots ceded for public-private projects
Isabel Díaz Ayuso's government has allocated 100 public land parcels in Madrid for long-term exploitation by private operators, mirroring a controversial public education funding model.
What we know about the OSAP changes announced by Doug Ford
The Ontario government announced significant changes to its student financial aid program, OSAP, limiting grants to 25% of total aid and increasing loans effective Fall 2026.
Where the fourteenth salary comes from
The fourteenth salary is an employment benefit in Ecuador given to workers at different times based on their region.