The WorldSkills Learner Voice Roundtable was initiated by the Deputy Minister Cefin Campbell to hear from learners and the wider sector.

The chancellor highlighted an AI innovation marketplace and a summer course where 26 students built AI agents; she said these hands-on projects and apprenticeships are central to Vision 2030 and student readiness for AI-era jobs.

MELAKA, Oct 27 (Bernama) — The development of TVET 2.0 for the 2026-2035 period will chart a new direction for transforming the country’s Technical and Vocational Education and Training (TVET) ecosystem, said Deputy Prime Minister Datuk Seri Dr Ahmad Zahid Hamidi. Ahmad Zahid, who also chairs the National TVET Council, said four rounds of engagement sessions had been carried out in Kuala Lumpur, Penang, Johor and Pahang, involving 256 participants. “Feedback and views from various stakeholders are being refined to strengthen TVET policies and development plans that are more responsive to industry needs,” he said in a statement today. Elaborating, […]

ISLAMABAD: Pakistan and Ethiopia have agreed to strengthen cooperation in education, skills development and technological innovation to deepen bilateral

Work permit holders in Canada can study without a study permit under new IRCC rules. Learn who qualifies, key conditions and what changed.

GIZ Morocco call for private companies in Morocco with a hiring plan: tailored training, apply by 30 October 2026 via the official form.

Sixteen terms to sort into four groups. Three of them sit squarely in one discipline each. The fourth is harder than it looks, and not for the obvious reason.

Sixteen terms to sort into four groups. Three of them sit squarely in one discipline each. The fourth is harder than it looks, and not for the obvious reason.

The commission approved AEL contracted measures and targets for program year 2026–27: a statewide enrollment target of 53,016 unduplicated participants, a measurable skills gains target of 46.3% (negotiated with the U.S. Dept. of Education), and performance-incentive criteria to reward grantees.

New research finds AI use rising across Irish workplaces, but access to training is falling as workers face burnout, cost-of-living pressures and rapid change.