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26 octobre 2014

Going Global 2015: Call for proposals now open

Are you a leader with first-hand experience in working across cultures? Have you got practical ideas or policy suggestions that would drive cutting-edge innovation? Going Global invites you to submit a topic for a bold and creative session at the 2015 conference – the world’s largest open forum for leaders of non-compulsory education. Read more...

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26 octobre 2014

Loan defaulters barred from leaving

By Emilia Tan. With the cost of university education rising faster than inflation and increasing sums taken out in loans, more and more students are defaulting on their loan repayments. For some, this means being barred from leaving the country. Read more...

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26 octobre 2014

Rising fees cloud international hub status

By Emilia Tan. Rising university fees for international students are casting a cloud over Singapore’s future as an Asian regional hub for international students – particularly from the rest of Asia. This is despite many parents in the region believing that paying for education is a good investment.
A report by the HSBC Bank The Value of Education found that families in Asia were willing to pay high fees, but recent developments in the city state have shown that tolerance levels for high fees are being reached. Read more...

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26 octobre 2014

Higher education is not cheap

By Munyaradzi Makoni. The decline in government funding of higher education, along with rapidly rising costs of the different services and products that universities have to provide, have led to steady increases in student outlays over the last decade. There are no indications that costs will go down, neither are there signals that one day university education will be free – as called for by some student association groups. Read more...

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26 octobre 2014

Record numbers drop out facing financial problems

By Suvendrini Kakuchi. Despite being one of the world’s largest economies, Japan is reporting a record number of dropouts among university students who cite financial difficulties. Read more...

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26 octobre 2014

Fees phased out although arguments remain

By Michael Gardner. All of Germany’s federal states have now done away with general tuition fees at public-funded institutions. However, the view is still held by some that fees ought to provide an extra source of income for universities. Read more...

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26 octobre 2014

Minister stokes fears of fee hikes after the election

By Brendan O’Malley. British government Business Secretary Vince Cable has warned that tuition fees could rise further in the next Parliament if the Conservatives’ plans to make £7 billion (US$11.2 billion) cuts in public spending are implemented. Read more...

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26 octobre 2014

Foreign student scholarships spark anger as fees rise

By Yojana Sharma. A new plan to lure foreign students with generous scholarships by China’s eastern Jiangsu province, host to a number of foreign branch campuses, has sparked anger in the province over resources being directed towards “wealthy foreigners” while Chinese students struggle with a rising fee burden. Read more...

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26 octobre 2014

L'Apprentissage : une solution d'avenir

60% des apprentis trouvent un emploi en CDI à l'issue de leur formation. Le contrat d'apprentissage est un contrat fidélisant pour 82% des employeurs. Une campagne d'information sur l'Apprentissage est menée actuellement pour atteindre 500 000 apprentis en 2017. A partir de 2015, les CFA vont bénéficier d'une plus grande part de la taxe d'apprentissage. Consulter le dossier. Voir l'article...

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26 octobre 2014

Les CCA FCA remplacent les CAFOC

L'Éducation nationale crée un conseil consultatif académique de la formation continue des adultes dans chaque académie. Ces nouvelles instances remplacent les Cafoc (conseils académiques consultatifs pour la formation continue) qui existaient jusqu'à présent. Leur création découle de la réorganisation du réseau des Greta inscrite dans la loi d'orientation et de programmation pour l'école.
Arrêté du 8 octobre 2014. Voir l'article...

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