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Australia Universities rely on foreign students to top-up student numbers. Will tighter immigration policies upset this balance?

Cuban education has made vast strides since the revolution and is regarded by UNICEF as one of the world's best. Although there are no student fees this does not mean that it is free.

Parents and educators alike in Ireland are pondering the importance of religious education as every cent in a school budget is turned over twice

When Shanghai school pupils scored tops in reading, math and science in the recent OECD survey, this raised eyebrows and hackles in some corners too.

A boy without a father lives on charity with distant family, as he works his way through weekend private school by washing dishes and serving customers at restaurant tables.

A City & Guilds Survey has revealed that United Kingdom employers prefer apprentices to fresh baked graduates. The factors driving this are an interesting subject for speculation.