AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoSkills Training: Guyana has launched a digital system to track students, instructors and programmes across 29 technical and vocational institutions, aiming to guide funding and identify gaps. Student Finance: Ontario’s minister says he won’t release a government-commissioned audit of career-college financial aid, despite citing serious concerns about OSAP’s integrity and referring the matter to police. Teacher Support: New York selected 188 STEM teachers and 24 counselors for a four-year mentoring and professional-development programme, with annual stipends of $15,000. Labour Relations: Ontario secondary teachers will vote on strike action from Nov. 6 to 16; the union says a vote does not mean a strike is imminent. Curriculum: A review found German textbooks give strong coverage to Jewish history and the Holocaust but present an uneven account of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. Access to Education: The Khaled Hosseini Foundation says its grants have supported education for more than 15,000 Afghan students and helped build 537 shelters for displaced families.
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