School Certificate, Admission and Education Data Rules Amended (Austria, July 2026)
Federal Law Gazette II No. 210/2026 amended certificate forms, admission and aptitude examination rules, and the 2021 education documentation regulation.
Federal Law Gazette II No. 210/2026 amended certificate forms, admission and aptitude examination rules, and the 2021 education documentation regulation.
Federal Law Gazette II No. 209/2026 allocated budget for performance scholarships at teacher education colleges for the 2025/2026 academic year.
Australia amended the minimum standards for registered higher education providers. The amendments add enforceable duties on preventing and responding to racism and introduce stronger governance requirements.
Law 15.462/2026 added measures intended to improve basic education under Brazil’s national education legislation. The Ministry of Education published an official explanation of the enacted changes in July.
Circular 57/2026/TT-BGDĐT revised how education institutions conduct quality assurance and how results support state recognition and accreditation decisions.
The Department for Education published the 2026 edition of Keeping Children Safe in Education for use from 1 September. All school and college staff will follow the same Part One safeguarding expectations.
China’s State Council issued the Education Development 15th Five-Year Plan, setting the national education policy framework for 2026-2030. The plan changes the implementation direction for basic education, vocational education, higher education, education governance, digital education, and school quality improvement.
The Ministry of Education newly designated or amended five higher education innovation special zones and granted 16 regulatory exceptions. The measure expands regulatory flexibility for non-metropolitan universities, including joint degrees with junior colleges and wider facility leasing rules.
South Korea designated six additional specialized vocational high schools as Meister High Schools for advanced industry talent. The schools will receive support for curriculum redesign, practice facilities, teacher training and opening preparation.
Japan formally promulgated an amendment to the School Education Act and related laws that redefines textbooks so they can include digital records, not only printed materials. The main provisions are scheduled to take effect on April 1, 2027.