Ofqual has fined University of West London £150,000 for serious regulatory breaches affecting thousands of music students. UWL failed to properly oversee a third-party centre that delivered unauthoris...
Qualifications Scotland, successor to the Scottish Qualifications Authority, will review all qualifications to ensure they are fit for purpose. Chief examiner Donna Stewart announced reforms across th...
Energy & Environment Awards seeks an Assessment Manager to lead assessment product portfolios across vocational qualifications and apprenticeship standards. The role involves end-to-end ownership from...
Vietnam will recognise the Test of Proficiency in Korean (TOPIK) in university admissions from 2026, becoming the second overseas jurisdiction after Hong Kong to adopt Korea's official language certif...
Dr. Mark Taormino discusses the emerging AI equity crisis in education, comparing it to the early broadband gap. He argues that current AI pricing models create barriers for students and educators, pr...
EDCOM II calls for urgent amendments to the Philippine Teachers Professionalization Act of 1994, citing chronic underperformance in teacher licensure examinations and disconnect between teacher prepar...
The UK government plans to trial AI tutoring tools in schools to support up to 450,000 disadvantaged pupils by 2027. However, education experts warn that more research is needed as evidence on AI tuto...
Pearson delivered strong financial performance in Q4 2025 with underlying sales growth accelerating to 8%, demonstrating the education company's continued momentum in the market.
Excelsoft Technologies celebrates 25 years of growth from a garage startup to a global education technology company with operations across India, UK, Singapore, USA, and UAE. The company recently comp...
The Anti Corruption Unit is investigating a medical exam fraud scheme where two masterminds received $8,000 from legitimate candidates and paid fake candidates $2,000-$3,000 each to take national medi...
A high school student from Dublin, California shares his firsthand perspective on equity grading policies, highlighting how uneven implementation led to decreased class participation, procrastination,...
Ibb Branch of the Yemeni Board of Medical and Health Specialties conducted the OSCE (Objective Structured Clinical Examination) for Master's degree holders in General Surgery at Al-Thawra Teaching Hos...
Global scholars from 500 institutions across 50 countries have created "Humanity's Last Exam" (HLE), an ultra-difficult 2,500-question benchmark spanning over 100 academic fields to test AI capabiliti...
Sites in China are selling test questions, and online forums offer software that can bypass test protections, according to tutors and testing experts raising alarms about vulnerabilities in the online...
The family of Ethan Scott Brown, a 23-year-old geography student who died by suicide after being wrongly told he couldn't graduate due to an exam grading error, has criticised Glasgow University follo...