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Uberlândia is offering 810 free technology and innovation courses for young people and seniors starting April 1st.

The article discusses the concerning rise of gambling among school-aged children in Sweden and the challenges faced in addressing gambling addiction in schools and healthcare systems.

Italian organization Manageritalia has awarded the first 841 scholarships to young students in Lombardy, celebrating their talent and commitment during a road show in Milan.

The Artistic Gymnastics House in Salvador is offering 55 free spots for girls aged 5 to 19 who are enrolled in public schools.

Students at a private school in São Paulo circulated a list ranking girls by their perceived 'rapability' on WhatsApp, sparking outrage and leading to punishments for those involved.

A recent suicide prevention education session in a Seoul high school faced student resistance, highlighting issues with the effectiveness of current educational approaches.

The Okuokpellagbe of Okpella emphasizes the importance of education for both personal and societal development during an annual Qur’an Recitation Competition.

Residents of Campos dos Goytacazes can enroll until March 30 in a free literacy program aimed at adults and youth.

The Finnish Electronic Sports Association (Seul) is shocked by the decision to deny it youth organization funding from the Ministry of Education and Culture for 2026.

The event will be streamed live from 12:00 to 15:00, showcasing the conclusion of the 'Children, Youth, and Parents Jury 2025' program in Latvia.

The event for the 'Children, Youth, and Parents Jury 2025' will be livestreamed, showcasing the involvement of thousands of readers and the impact of diaspora support on Latvian literature.

A report discusses the alarming statistics of criminal behavior among students at Lofsrud ungdomsskole in Norway, where one in twelve boys is reported to have engaged in criminal activities.

The rise of artificial intelligence poses a significant threat to students' job prospects, with predictions that 30% may struggle to find employment due to AI's capabilities in handling tasks previously reserved for entry-level positions.

The Climate Cup 2026 invites students and teachers from Latin America to participate in an educational competition focused on sustainability and climate change.

Russia is allegedly pressuring Ukrainian students in occupied territories to join the military if they fail exams, according to a lawyer.

A recent report highlights alarming trends among Polish youth, prompting the Ministry of Education to propose a mobile phone ban in primary schools.

Sesc-MA has announced the opening of 80 free spots for pre-professional courses in São Luís, with registrations starting on March 23 and ending on April 1.

The District Youth Ring Dachau is establishing a reporting office to address and develop local protective concepts for victims of right-wing extremist crimes in schools, following alarming survey results about anti-democratic incidents in Bavaria.

Eurobank reports that 14.2% of young people aged 15-29 in Greece are not employed or in education, revealing significant challenges in labor market absorption.

Crown Prince Akishino and Princess Kiko attended the 120th anniversary ceremony of the social education organization Shuyodan, participating in a choir performance.

Raul Kadaste has been appointed as the new head of the Rajaleidja Center at the Estonian Education and Youth Board, starting May 4.

Sejong University's Career Job Plus Center is offering computer skills preparation courses for students and local youth in March and April 2023.

Gwangju Metropolitan City announced the launch of an educational activity support program for youth outside of school, offering financial assistance based on age group.

Mikkel Munthe, a notable figure, expressed his regret over skipping school in a recent statement.

Top leaders from the Conservative Party in Norway announce their intention to seek re-election in 2027, highlighting improvements in education and reductions in bullying and youth crime since taking office in 2023.

Latvian President Edgars Rinkēvičs emphasized the importance of youth opinions in decision-making during a meeting with representatives of the Riga Student Council.

To ensure the right to education for the youth of Ida-Viru, schools need to be state-run and staffed with teachers who speak Estonian and support pro-Estonian ideals.

Berlin's education senator is demanding the suspension of the Neukölln youth service director and several staff members following allegations of a delayed reporting of a rape incident involving a 16-year-old.

Many young people in Ecuador believe that homeownership is unattainable due to a lack of financial education rather than just property prices or income levels.

Personal is launching a new edition of Chicas Digitalers, a free online training program aimed at high school girls to encourage their involvement in technology.

A recent study reveals that Estonian 16-year-olds feel prepared to make challenging choices, yet national age limits restrict their opportunities.

The article discusses the importance of apprenticeships in Lithuania, highlighting the increasing involvement of local businesses in training young professionals.

Finland is becoming increasingly linguistically challenged, as evidenced by a significant drop in students enrolling in foreign language exams compared to previous years.

The article discusses the positive reception of national defense education in Estonia, with significant support from young people and increased participation rates.

A seminar discussing youth mental health issues in Estonia is taking place in the Riigikogu, addressing the growing crisis and the role of education and social media in this context.

Norwegian schools have made efforts to reduce student absenteeism, which significantly increased over the past five years.

Many young women in Spain are choosing to abstain from heterosexual relationships due to the emotional distress they associate with them, reflecting a failure in equality education policies.

A dance program at Vaskivuori High School in Vantaa has become the most sought-after education in Finland's joint application process, influenced notably by social media.

Poland will implement a ban on mobile phone usage for students under 16 years starting September 1, 2026, following similar initiatives by other countries to reduce dependence on smartphones among youth.

Nigeria's Minister of Education, Dr. Maruf Alausa, announced the launch of a new phase of Technical and Vocational Education and Training reforms during a visit to London with President Bola Tinubu.

Poland's Minister of Education announced a plan to ban the use of cell phones in primary schools starting September 1, 2026, as part of a broader legislative change aimed at addressing youth dependency on the internet.

New survey results indicate a rising level of psychological distress among German youth, as students campaign for better mental health support.

Teenage pregnancy in Rwanda has increased from 5% in 2020 to 8% in 2025, with significant implications for the education and livelihoods of girls.

CIEE has announced the opening of 45 internship positions in Pará for students at various educational levels, including high school, technical, and university.

The article discusses financial literacy initiatives aimed at educating young people in Argentina about responsible money management, particularly through a financial education Olympics.

The Gwangju Teachers' Union expressed concerns over the city education office's youth cyber crime prevention initiative, citing potential human rights violations and risks of exposing students to cybercrime.

The Instituto de Desenvolvimento Tecnológico (INDT) is launching new courses for children and teenagers and has announced a cybersecurity partnership during the ExpoPIM 4.0 event in Manaus.

The article criticizes the decline of national defense education in Estonian schools, emphasizing its negative impact on youth's willingness to defend the country.

A seven-year-old girl from Vicuña Mackenna is gaining attention for her remarkable ability to understand and buy livestock at auctions, showcasing the impact of rural life on youth education.

Experts warn about the risks and challenges of implementing AI technology in primary education while highlighting its potential to promote critical thinking.