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How can we bridge the gap between traditional education and the future of work?
Our regional centre in India, COL-CEMCA, is driving progress — leveraging strategic partnerships to champion inclusive, technology-enabled learning and skills development across eight Commonwealth countries in Asia. By harnessing AI and OER, and empowering women and girls, COL is expanding access to quality education and strengthening pathways for lifelong learning.
Learn more: www.col.org/news/bridging-education-and-employment-turning-policy-into-practice-through-skills-an...
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The Commonwealth consists of three intergovernmental “sister” organisations: The Commonwealth Secretariat, the Commonwealth Foundation, and the Commonwealth of Learning.
In our latest issue of Connections, Razmi Farook, Director-General of the Commonwealth Foundation, shares her vision for shaping a more inclusive and resilient Commonwealth. She reflects on the unique mandates of each sister institution, while highlighting our collective alignment and collaborative strength:
“Education is the bedrock of civic participation. By aligning COL’s expertise in learning and capacity-building with the Foundation’s mission to strengthen civil society, we can help transform the ‘youth bulge’ into a powerful democratic dividend.”
Read the full story: www.col.org/news/razmi-farook-director-general-of-the-commonwealth-foundation-on-shaping-a-resili...
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Mauritius has officially launched its National Strategy for Higher Education, Science and Research 2025–2035.
Unveiled by the Honourable Dr. Kaviraj Sharma SUKON, Minister of Tertiary Education, Science and Research, the strategy sets a vision to transform Mauritius into a globally connected, innovation-driven, knowledge economy. The Honourable Minister highlighted the plan’s aim to empower more young people to become entrepreneurs, increase participation in economic growth, and support the development of new sectors.
He also thanked COL for its support in shaping the strategy, especially in helping to ensure it reflects international best practices.
Watch the full launch event: www.youtube.com/live/HMHECVvsc5Y?si=nphNT7Ep_mCeWu48
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How can we bridge the gap between traditional education and the future of work? Our regional centre in India, CEMCA, is driving progress — leveraging strategic partnerships to champion inclusive, technology-enabled learning and skills development across eight Commonwealth
The Commonwealth consists of three intergovernmental “sister” organisations: the Commonwealth Secretariat, the Commonwealth Foundation, and the Commonwealth of Learning.
In our latest issue of Connections, Razmi Farook, Director-General of the Commonwealth Foundation, shares
Mauritius has officially launched its National Strategy for Higher Education, Science and Research 2025–2035. Unveiled by the Honourable Dr Kaviraj Sharma Sukon, Minister of Tertiary Education, Science and Research, the strategy sets a vision to transform Mauritius into a
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