Caribbean Union of Teachers and Education International bring young educators together to build leadership skills and regional solidarity
Education Voices | The solidarity that supports school communities in the aftermath of extreme climate events
Costa Rica: Education unions file ILO complaint over restrictions on collective bargaining in the education sector
PISA 2025: Education unions get ready for action on new data
Malawi: Unions put education funding and improving working conditions on the national agenda
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News 27 August 2026 Fiji: Educators demand better pay and working conditions to halt overseas brain drain
Hundreds of teachers, retired educators, and Fijian Teachers Association (FTA) members marched to voice growing concerns over low salaries, worsening working conditions, and the continued loss of experienced teachers to overseas employment opportunities.
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Worlds of Education 25 August 2026 Education Voices | The solidarity that supports school communities in the aftermath of extreme climate events
Susan Rattray-Hammond
Worlds of Education: Susan, thank you for accepting our invitation for an interview. Can you please introduce yourself to our readers?
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Worlds of Education 20 August 2026 Air raid sirens, power outages, danger, and uncertainty: a day in the life of a teacher in Ukraine
Natalia Tereshchenko
My name is Natalia Tereshchenko. I am a teacher of world literature and the Ukrainian language in the town of Kamyanske, Kryvyi Rih region. I work with students in grades 5–11. I have 36 years of teaching experience.
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News 19 August 2026 Caribbean Union of Teachers and Education International bring young educators together to build leadership skills and regional solidarity
For four days in Saint Lucia, young teacher trade unionists from across the Caribbean shared ideas, debated challenges, built new connections, and reflected on the future of their unions.
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News 18 August 2026 Namibia: Education is a national priority, but challenges must be addressed
While the Namibia National Teachers' Union (NANTU) welcomed Namibia’s commitment to publicly funded education, it warned that the promise of free education will remain empty words unless governments also tackle overcrowded classrooms, shortages, infrastructure gaps and the additional hidden costs that keep learners from fully enjoying their right to learn.
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News 18 August 2026 Malawi: Unions put education funding and improving working conditions on the national agenda
Education unions strongly reaffirmed that quality public education begins with quality funding during the Education International (EI) Southern Africa Sub-Regional Workshop on the Go Public! Fund Education campaign, held in Johannesburg, South Africa, from July 23rd-24th, 2026.
Malawi: Unions put education funding and improving working conditions on the national agenda