Oshima Island, where I work, is a 25-minute ferry ride away from the Fukuoka port, has a circumference of about 15 km, and a ...

The streets of Lebanon have once again echoed with the voices of teachers protesting against the unjust policies imposed by ...

Education International stands in solidarity with our union colleagues and the education community in Myanmar in the wake of ...

Education union representatives and development cooperation (DC) partners explored successful initiatives from around the ...

Education International member organisations in the United States – the National Education Association (NEA) and the American ...

The 15th International Summit on the Teaching Profession (ISTP) kicks off today in Reykjavík, Iceland, bringing together ...

As the teacher recruitment and retention crisis has deepened in wealthy Commonwealth countries like the UK, so have efforts by these countries to recruit overseas trained teachers (OTTs). Alongside ...

In a bid to address the critical shortage of teachers and improve the state of education in the country, the Jamaica Teachers ...

Albania's leading education unions have joined forces to demand increased investment for quality public education and better ...

As part of his continued attack on the right to education in the United States, the Trump Administration enacted a series of ...

In Nigeria, the education system faces numerous challenges, some of which from time to time make international headlines. As ...

In a powerful display of unity and determination, thousands of Nepalese teachers have once again gathered in the capital, ...