(ZY.4.09) Education [New] This year, several initiatives will see governments, UN agencies, and chocolate makers joining forces to tackle child labor and improve education and health services for the children of farmworkers. [New] The European Union is building a European Education Area with key targets promoting lifelong learning with a goal of 25% of people engaging by 2025, for example, and setting an European Union-wide benchmark for investment in education at 5% of GDP. [New] Go Global Chulalongkorn 2019 is an initiative that aims to identify and implement opportunities for meaningful relationships and interactions between Chulalongkorn University and selected institutions of higher education and research that represent agents of global change around the world. Our global population is expected to grow even higher in the coming years, placing increased pressure on healthcare services, education, agriculture, traffic management, resources and the environment. Given the strong correlation between higher education and economic growth, some experts have been bold enough to claim that the growth of the U.S. economy through 2020 and beyond will be tied directly to the level of education achieved by its workforce. VR experts and enthusiasts predict that the Oculus Quest launch has opened many opportunities for industries like healthcare to cure phobias or in education to enhance interaction. Most jobs forecast to be created by 2030 will require a medium or high level of education, while it is expected that the supply of workers with high-level qualifications will be insufficient within the next decade. Secondary education remains a huge challenge, and according to projections, by 2035 only 63 per cent of the world's 20 to 24-year - olds will have completed upper secondary school. India has reached a gross enrolment ratio of 26.3% of people going into higher education and is close to achieving a target of 30% by 2020. The aim of the government to raise its current gross enrolment ratio to 30 per cent by 2020 will boost the growth of the distance education in India. Singapore's annual spending of about S$ 1 billion on early childhood education will more than double over the next few years, as the Government looks to make pre-school education more affordable. The Global Gamification in Education Market Analysis to 2027 is a specialized and in-depth study of the Gamification in Education industry with a special focus on the global market trend analysis. For India, the 5G network will provide an opportunity to reach out to global markets which in turn will help to scale up the availability of services such as; medical support, education, entertainment, benefit transfers, and data services. The federal government's investments until 2023 will focus on priority areas that are crucial for Germany's future, namely infrastructure, education, universities, research and digital technology. The artificial intelligence market in the US education sector is projected to reach a value of almost USD85 million by 2022. A persistent global education investment gap on the order of US$ 15-25 billion per year in developing countries will be of enormous longterm consequence as the world welcomes its largest ever generation of young people. Canadians are losing out on jobs and $15 billion to $25 billion per year in lost revenue that could be used for social programs such as health care, education and roads, as well as for research and development and innovation. Technavio's Artificial Intelligence Market in the US Education Sector 2018-2022 report predicts a nearly 48 percent growth rate for AI tools over the next three years. With the development of domestic higher education systems, China, developed East Asia and India student export growth will slow but with large absolute populations of 15-24 year olds and growing middle classes still account for the bulk of growth to 2027. Congestion in our cities and faster-growing regional centres not only has significant consequences for the Australian economy, but has direct impacts on communities, reducing people's access to education, health services, employment, and other opportunities. In Cambodia, the private sector has been responsible for educating all children with disabilities: In 2020 the education of children with visual and hearing impairments will be moved to the public education sector. Without a radical shift in education policy and investment, more than 220 million children, adolescents and youth will still be out of school in 2030. See full forecast Last updated: 18 February 2020 Hi, Would you like a quick online demo of our service from an experienced member of our team? Yes No
