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Education Inequality in Australia: Too much talk is never enough

Australian educational institutions are among the most inequitable in the world. The list of 38 developed countries Australia ranks 30th on educational equality and the inequality is still increasing. The gaps are evident even from school entry. Students who need support do not get it at all.

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Federal budget invests in the future of young Australians

Federal budgets usually provide investments for early education and childcare, as well as for mental health. Few days ago, there was an announcement according to which treasurer committed to $1.6 billion in preschool funding that will give children a chance to attend pre-school classes for 15 hours per week.

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UK gives £55m in education aid to get more children into school

Britain announced it will invest £55 million ($77.5m) to a brand-new scholarship program which will improve educational conditions for young people. The program is developed in order to reform school systems and support female enrollment in Asia and Africa.

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U.S. Department of Education Makes Available $36 Billion in American Rescue Plan Funds to Support Students and Institutions

The US Department of Education (ED) invests about 36 billion USD in emergency grants for postsecondary education. Due to these grants approximately 5000 higher education institutions ensure continuation of learning during COVID-19 pandemic.

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Education Department Extends Student Loan Relief

According to Education Department of the US the number of student loan increased up to 1 million borrowers. For this reason, a new relief is cultivated in order to relieve financial aid for borrowers who defaulted on student loans during pandemic.

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