AGP Executive Report
Last update: 31 minutes agoInternational Enrolment: Foreign students at South Korea’s junior colleges have grown sixfold in eight years, reaching 37,260 in 2025; dropout rates are falling overall but remain high at some institutions. Learning Gaps: A report says 99% of Philippine Grade 10 students fall below proficiency standards, while India’s new ULLAS guidelines task student-teachers with helping five to eight non-literate people learn to read and write. Graduate Outlook: China faces a jobs squeeze, with 12.7 million young people seeking work in 2026, as AI threatens entry-level roles across Southeast Asia. Women’s Leadership: India’s IIAD has launched an online leadership and skills programme for women, drawing 147 participants to its first session. Cross-Border Education: University leaders at a recent forum in China called for international partnerships that balance global expertise with local needs and protect students when cooperation falters.
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