TU directs teachers on study leave to return within 15 days – Nepalnews.com

Teachers on Study Leave Must Return Within 15 Days, TU Issues Directive

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Tribhuvan University has called on all teachers currently on study leave to return within 15 days. This urgent directive seeks to tackle staff shortages and maintain smooth academic operations during these challenging times. Stay tuned for more updates from Nepalnews.com

Uzbekistan ratifies the 2019 Global Convention on the Recognition of Qualifications concerning Higher Education – UNESCO

Uzbekistan Takes a Major Step Forward by Ratifying the 2019 Global Convention on Higher Education Qualifications

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Uzbekistan has proudly ratified the 2019 Global Convention on the Recognition of Qualifications concerning Higher Education, marking a significant step forward in its dedication to fostering international academic collaboration and enhancing student mobility within UNESCO’s global framework

Student slams UCy over disability accommodations – Cyprus Mail

Student Criticizes UCy for Inadequate Disability Accommodations

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A University of Cyprus student has spoken out against the institution, highlighting significant delays and a lack of adequate support for disability accommodations. With no response from the university so far, questions about accessibility and inclusion remain unanswered

Lao PDR launches SEA-PLM 2024 findings to support stronger teaching and foundational learning – UNICEF

Lao PDR Unveils SEA-PLM 2024 Findings to Boost Teaching Quality and Foundational Learning

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Lao PDR has just revealed the exciting SEA-PLM 2024 results, setting the stage to boost teaching quality and strengthen foundational learning. With UNICEF’s support, this initiative promises to transform education and empower students nationwide

System, not symptom: Indonesia’s real higher education problem – The Jakarta Post

The Real Challenge in Indonesia’s Higher Education: Fixing the System, Not Just the Symptoms

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Indonesia’s higher education challenges run far deeper than they appear. Experts emphasize the urgent need for systemic reforms to overcome entrenched obstacles, guaranteeing quality, accessibility, and relevance for the nation’s future workforce

Transforming Maths Learning in Lao PDR – Unicef

Revolutionizing Math Education in Lao PDR: A New Era of Learning

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UNICEF is teaming up with Lao PDR to revolutionize math education by introducing cutting-edge teaching methods and digital tools, sparking greater student engagement and driving improved learning outcomes across the country

Laws, decrees and strategies on teachers in Lao PDR: a situation analysis – UNESCO

Exploring the Landscape of Teacher Policies and Strategies in Lao PDR: A Comprehensive Analysis

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UNESCO’s latest report dives into Laos’ laws, decrees, and strategies that shape the teaching profession, spotlighting both impressive progress and key challenges in policy implementation to elevate education quality nationwide

Asian TNE drives hopes for regional HE hub in Uzbekistan – University World News

Asian TNE Sparks Ambitions for Uzbekistan to Become a Regional Higher Education Hub

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Asian transnational education (TNE) is fueling Uzbekistan’s ambition to become a regional higher education hub. Partnerships with Asian institutions are expanding, boosting student mobility and academic collaboration across Central Asia.