Sarawak will roll out the Free Tertiary Education Scheme (FTES) in January 2026, backed by an allocation of RM250 million from the state government. The scheme will be offered at four Sarawak-owned institutions, covering 64 approved courses. The full list will be announced in December 2025. Eligible students from households earning RM1,500 per capita or below will also receive a RM15,000 stipend, with RM5,000 channelled directly to campus housing for accommodation support. #FTES #Sarawak2026 #Fr

The Tertiary Education Subsidy (TES) was distributed to 368 student grantees of the National Teachers College (NTC) in Manila led by UniFAST Secretariat OIC Executive Director Carmelita Yadao-Sison and CHED-NCR OIC Supervising Education Program Specialists (SEPS) Dr. Bellaflor M. Coronado on April 17, 2019 at the NTC Auditorium. The NTC is the first higher education institution (HEI) to release TES benefits in NCR. #KalidadNaEDUKASYONAbotNa! #RA10931 #UniversalAccesstoQualityTertiaryEducationAct

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Debate Emerges Over Zambia’s Education Age Rules By Moombe Hamoobola A Livingstone resident, JOSHUA SIMANEGO, says Zambia should reconsider age restrictions in the education system to enable young people to reach their full potential at an earlier stage. Mr. SIMANEGO says in an era of rapid technological advancement, the policy requiring children to be six years old to enter Grade One and 16 to access tertiary education is slowing academic progress. However, another Livingstone resident, SHARON