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An engineer by profession, Larbi Bencheikh has held the top role at the OFPPT for 14 years, ever since its formation.
Gibraltarian authorities have long toyed with the idea of a university for the territory, but this idea has now become reality.
Gibraltar's education minister on the importance of a good education in providing a bright future for Gibraltar’s young people.
Colombia's government is determined to boost development with improved schooling as universities strive to make international grade.
BRASAS was set up as a family company in 1967 to offer language tuition across Brazil.
Aligning policy, investment and the will of society is the key to Brazil's success
Kroton Educacional became the largest educational company in the world by market capitalisation when it merged with Anhanguera in 2014.
The Methodist University of Sao Paulo State (UMESP) is a privately funded, philanthropic higher education institution.
Founded in 1945, Brazil’s National Confederation of Commerce, Goods, Services and Tourism (CNC), represents one quarter of the country’s GDP.
As competition from the private sector grows, Brazil's non-profit institutions are adapting to a new reality
Brasilia’s IESB University was founded in 1998 and espouses the key ideals of innovation and citizenship in its teaching philosophy.
Speaking to The Report Company in mid-2014, Michel Temer outlined the challenges the Brazilian administration faces.
