Corruption 'crisis' in education
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Bribery and corruption damage universities and schools across the world, a UN report says.
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The leader and cabinet of a council criticised for its education system face a vote of no confidence.
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A study suggests 34,000 children could be learning out of school - but warns on lack of reliable information.
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The expansion of English education watchdog Ofsted may have made it "unfit for purpose", MPs say.
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An official government inquiry is announced into the financial management of two education boards.
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England's school funding system should be investigated by the National Audit Office, the Lib Dems say.
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High-priced tutors and college counselors have entered into the debate over whether there is a crisis in the education of boys.
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Damning reports by a government watchdog identified serious failings in teaching at primary and secondary schools yesterday, rounding off an embarrassing week for Ruth Kelly, the new Secretary of State for ...
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An expansion of education legislation is sparking opposition from both sides
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The Church of England's highest-ranking cleric has warned of a crisis of modern childhood due to fierce pressures at school and from increasingly aggressive advertizing.
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Teachers need retraining throughout their careers to prevent them becoming disaffected, head says
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Secondary school education policy should be taken out of politicians' control, a leading head teachers says.
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On the heels of a student loan scandal, some higher education officials have called a conferenceâs format deeply troubling.
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Three recent scandals illustrate unique strategies used by high-profile institutions when they are faced with the task of crisis management.
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Government education policies are failing to remedy the shortage of skilled workers, a business chief is to say.
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London, 20 October 2004 --- âCorruption in large-scale public projects is a daunting obstacle to sustainable development, and results in a major loss of public funds needed for education, healthcare and poverty alleviation, both in developed and
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Many university students are cheating because teaching is too formulaic, the Higher Education ombudsman says.