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Take-home assessments to be banned in radical HSC overhaul
Please visit the website to read the full article. Policy Change: NSW Education Minister Prue Car has requested a moratorium on take-home assessment tasks from the NSW Education Standards Authority (NESA), which is expected to begin when the next Year 12 cohort starts their studies. Reasoning: The decision follows a rise in academic misconduct, with…
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New rules for schools on AI in take-home HSC assessments
Schools will be limited to a maximum of one take-home assessment task worth no more than 15 per cent of the school-based assessment mark – or 7.5 per cent of the total HSC mark – as part of reform by the Minns Labor Government to protect student learning.
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The National Baccalaureate is changing forever: students will now have 15 new career paths to choose from
The National Baccalaureate is being transformed with new careers focused on technology, industry and services, to expand the options of students and respond to the labor market.
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How education departments across Australia are cracking down on students using AI to cheat
Advances in artificial intelligence (AI) technology could have significant implications for the future of education, according to one of Australia’s leading AI education experts.
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The Ministry of Public Education (SEP) announces that the national high school program will begin in September with 30,000 students
The educational model will include academic training, tutoring, and complementary activities.
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FG releases new operational guidelines for WAEC, NECO students’ assessment records
The Federal Government has officially released new uniform national Continuous Assessment (CA) guidelines, forcing examination bodies including the West African Examinations Council (WAEC) and the National Examinations Council (NECO) to establish secure, interoperable student CA portals linked to the Nigeria Education Data Infrastructure (NEDI).
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Alleged irregularities in student registration for Saber 11 tests: Attorney General’s Office opens investigation
The Public Prosecutor’s Office is seeking to establish the causes and those responsible for the actions that prevented dozens of students from Girón from taking the Saber 11 tests, an event that led to the opening of a preliminary investigation.
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Egypt says no international school licensed to offer homeschooling
Egypt’s Ministry of Education said on Sunday that homeschooling is not permitted under Egyptian law and that no international school has been licensed to offer such programmes.
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Recruitment and professional examinations: the Ministry of Education announces the publication dates
The Ministry of National Education announced this Sunday the date for the publication of the results of the recruitment competition and professional examinations.
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Almost 9,000 college offers issued today to students under ‘Round Zero’ of CAO
First round offers, for those awaiting 2026 Leaving Cert exam grades, will be issued late August.