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Author: Jed Nykolle Harme

The Indian School of Business hosted senior executives from Melbourne Business School and Johns Hopkins Carey Business School for immersion programmes. The India-based institution delivered six-day experiences on economic growth and innovation ecosystems.

Author: Jed Nykolle Harme

UK-based NatWest has announced expansion of its Financial Foundations programme to reach 50,000 people in 2026. The bank delivers free financial education workshops through employers and community groups, targeting increased financial capability.

Author: Jed Nykolle Harme

Ulster University Business School in Northern Ireland has enrolled the first European Arenas Association cohort onto a tailored MSc Business in Technology pathway, addressing leadership development needs in live entertainment venue management across Europe.

Author: Jed Nykolle Harme

Northern Ireland's Education Authority has secured £918,000 in savings through revised agreements with taxi operators providing school transport. The deal addresses rising costs in special educational needs provision, where annual expenditure has doubled to nearly £40 million.

Author: Jed Nykolle Harme

The Irish Government has launched Further Education and Training micro-qualifications in artificial intelligence through SOLAS. Developed with Microsoft Ireland, the subsidised programmes upskill workers and businesses in AI technologies and ethical applications.

Author: Jed Nykolle Harme

The education industry continues to evolve as a vital driver of social and economic progress, with institutions and organisations redefining how knowledge is delivered and applied. Its influence extends beyond classrooms, shaping workforce readiness and lifelong learning. Motivated by 2025’s high achievers, recognition of excellence emphasised how strategy and creativity enhance institutional impact. ‘Trinity College Dublin wins Best Marketing & Communications Team at Education Awards 2025’ sets a benchmark for innovation in engagement and leadership ahead of the 2026 awards. Furthermore, skills development is increasingly targeted and practical, aligning learning outcomes with industry needs. ‘GRASP launches new term to upskill construction professionals’ illustrates how focused programmes are equipping professionals with the tools to thrive in dynamic sectors. Lastly, technology and scale are accelerating access to education at national levels. ‘Google backs Wadhwani AI to scale national learning platforms’ demonstrates how strategic partnerships can expand reach and effectiveness in transformative ways. Taken together, these stories highlight a sector investing in creativity, capability, and connectivity. Explore each article to see how education is shaping the future of learning.

Author: Jed Nykolle Harme

Recognised for outstanding strategic and creative work last year, Trinity College Dublin won Best Marketing & Communications Team at the Education Awards 2025, setting a benchmark for integrated communications and stakeholder engagement as the sector looks toward 2026.

Author: Jed Nykolle Harme

A Malaysia-based state-backed investment firm has funded a digital learning provider focused on professional qualifications. The deal underlines how technology-led platforms are expanding access to skills development across Southeast Asia.

Author: Jed Nykolle Harme

Google has committed major philanthropic funding to expand AI-enabled learning infrastructure in India. The initiative focuses on upgrading national digital platforms to reach learners and educators at scale through local-language, data-driven tools.

Author: Jed Nykolle Harme

Aviva Ireland and its broker network have directed targeted community funding towards education infrastructure in Wexford. The initiative highlights how private-sector partnerships are shaping inclusive learning environments at local level.