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The release of the results of the first phase of the CNAES, which showed that this was the year in which the fewest students were placed, led student associations and higher education institutions to call on the government to review the rules again.

Oct 14, 2025

Czech Republic Education is facing a number of changes: New high school diplomas, more money for doctoral students, fewer deferrals

In Czech Republic, not only does the new school year 2025/2026 begin, but also the amendment to the Education Act comes into force. It changes a number of things, and significantly. This time, it is not just about cosmetic changes to existing legislative changes, but about the introduction of a number of new features.

Oct 13, 2025

Greece Government's proposal for the National Baccalaureate

Student writing can now be digitized and stored in a repository, while an external body of experienced graders can carry out sample checks.

Oct 10, 2025

US moots 15% international student cap on 9 institutions

A White House memo sent to nine top-tier universities has proposed a 15% cap on colleges’ international undergraduate enrolments, among other demands, in return for preferential access to federal funding.

Oct 8, 2025

Of the 13,000 9th grade exams in Portugal that were re-evaluated, more than seven thousand had their grades changed

Of the 13,000 9th grade exams that were re-evaluated, more than seven thousand had their grades changed. This year, the Ministry introduced a mechanism for automatically reassessing exams whose results show discrepancies compared to internal grades. Scores were raised in 4,880 exams.

Oct 7, 2025

DEMRE has published the final list of programs for the 2026 Admissions Program

The Department of Educational Evaluation, Measurement and Registration (DEMRE) has published the long-awaited final list of programs for the 2026 Admission Process.

Oct 6, 2025

New Greece university admission system: The two plans being studied by the Minister of Education

Minister of Education Sofia Zacharaki has two plans in hand for the establishment of the new admission system to universities, with the national Baccalaureate as the main focus, which are being studied by her.

Oct 3, 2025

Czech Education is set to lose 15 billion. It should have been a priority for the government.

The budget for next year is starting to take shape and it appears that not everyone will be satisfied with it. For example, the Ministry of Education is expected to lose more than 15 billion crowns and, according to experts, this will bring a number of problems. Some school principals are already talking about the fact that the money may not be enough even for the most basic expenses.

Oct 2, 2025

France positions itself as US alternative as int’l enrolments rise

France, which hosted nearly 445,000 international students in the 2024/25 academic year, a 3% increase from the previous year, aims to position itself as an alternative study destination amid the ‘decline’ in the US.

Oct 1, 2025

South Australia’s SACE program sees surge in global uptake

South Australia’s official senior secondary qualification is gaining momentum globally, with SACE International now delivered in 27 international schools across seven countries.

Sep 30, 2025

ICFES confirms rescheduling of the Saber Tests in Cali

The Colombian Institute for the Evaluation of Education (ICFES) has confirmed that the Saber 11 Exam will be administered to students enrolled in the A calendar year who were unable to take the test on August 10 at the Colombian Center for Professional Studies (FCECEP).

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