education

Grattan Institute’s report raises concerns about post-study work rights for international graduates, but are their recommendations the right solution?

The starting salary for graduate teachers in NSW state schools will rise from $75,791 to $85,000, as part of a new four-year pay deal.

People who choose the education, caring and human services professions want to help others. Why is the path to these careers so challenging?

Education denied to millions of children worldwide due to war, disaster, and displacement. Help protect their right to learn with Education Cannot Wait.

On International Day of Education, UNESCO highlights that girls and women in Afghanistan are still fighting for their right to education. 

The Schools Plus 2022 Insight Report reveals the impact of the pandemic on children’s wellbeing and areas where students are falling behind.

The federal government’s plan sets out ways to increase respect and ease teachers’ workloads, but the draft doesn’t give detail into how.

UN Messenger of Peace Malala Yousafzai has called upon world leaders to make schools and education safe for girls around the world.

An alarming record of teachers are leaving the education profession, but a new initiative could reverse this trend of teacher shortage.

We need to encourage school girls to consider careers in STEM, engineering in particular, writes Dr Mahdokht Shaibani.

In youth policy and service delivery the idea of youth voice and participation is an uncontested “good thing”. But which youth voices? Who is heard and who is left out?

“Whichever way you cut it, the May 2022 Federal Election will be different because we are a different nation in a different world.”