AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoAccess to College: Pangasinan Polytechnic College won official recognition less than three years after opening, making its 1,600 students eligible for government tuition support, subsidies and student loans. Skills and Global Partnerships: Malaysia and Türkiye plan to expand technical training and exchanges across 270 Malaysian vocational institutions, while Malaysia and Germany agreed to recognize each other’s accreditation, opening paths to joint degrees and research. New Career Path: The University of Winchester will launch a counselling degree in January, combining theory and practical training to prepare students for growing demand for qualified counsellors. Student Support: Punjab will offer free online civil-service exam coaching to 1,000 college students, reserving 750 places for government-college students. Program Cuts: Albright College students protested plans to phase out several majors, including Holocaust studies and painting; the college cites low enrollment and affordability, while affected students can finish their degrees.
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