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This school has battled some of the lowest attendance rates in WA but has turned the corner, with attendance up 11.2 per cent in just one year.

Government investment in vocational education and training has slumped to its lowest level in a decade, despite anticipated growth in employment in the sector.

Australian students have recorded their worst ever results in PISA, an international test of reading, maths and science skills.

In our digital age, libraries are spaces for community and connection. The new State Library Victoria proves libaries have an exciting future.

Private colleges that rorted the vocational training system have avoided repaying tens of millions of dollars in penalties as former students continue to suffer

Independent and Catholic schools say their new partnership will contribute to education reform in NSW.

The University of Tasmania is currently exploring the possibility of transforming course curriculum and implementing changes to how degrees are delivered, including through a model of teaching wher…

Victorian ratepayers are ‘unfairly’ paying tens of millions more in council rates, according to the Municipal Association of Victoria, because private schools, universities, power stations and mines enjoy rate exemptions.

New documents reveal serious complaints of mistreatment by state education teaching staff against students with disability — from pulling a child by the hair while calling them an expletive, to grabbing a boy around the neck and shaking him.

A new vocational course will help equip Liverpool’s future workforce with essential skills as plans get underway to create a world-class health and education precinct in the city centre.

TAFE NSW will deliver a Statement of Attainment in Medical Administration for 21 students from John Edmondson, Ashcroft and Miller high schools.

The course aims to create a pipeline of skilled workers with the anticipated growth of the city’s health and education sector.

Year 10 students will learn practical skills such as labelling specimen samples, ordering medical equipment, using a blood pressure machine and assessing patients in a new simulated medical surgery at TAFE NSW’s Liverpool campus.

A Melbourne school for children with disabilities says its will soon lose funding for its support staff because of a financial stoush between the Victorian and Federal governments.

About 500,000 high school students will soon graduate and among them are 20 young people from a college for disadvantaged kids in regional New South Wales. They say the school was their only chance.

Dan Tehan says results ‘should have alarm bells ringing’ but pushes responsibility on to states

A consultancy giant was paid $1.4 million to "assess the role and purpose of TAFE NSW".

It is recommended that young people spend no more than two hours a day sitting in front of a small screen. The PISA test shows students globally spend 3 hours online outside of school - an increase of one hour since 2012.

Thousands of Australian students are disengaged from school and leave early. Governments have provided alternative learning options for these students, but are these having unintended consequences?

In 2018, domestic numbers for undergraduate courses fell for the first time since 2013 – they will remain stagnant for some years. This and other factors put unis at face financial risk.

Over four years, Bobby Singh made more than $2 million in subsidies for students enrolled at this Melbourne training college. But it never taught a single class.

First day of hearings told multiple instances of violence led to anxiety that affected 10-year-old’s walking and speech