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OECD Finds Vocational Training Data Too Patchy to Track Who Is Being Trained for Green Jobs
An OECD policy brief published in September 2026 finds technical and vocational education data too fragmented to show whether training keep…
New OECD-EU Database Compares Researcher Mobility and Pay Across 53 Countries, Finds Wide Divergence
A new OECD-EU database covering 53 countries tracks doctoral mobility, gender gaps and pay among researchers, finding that similar training…
OECD's First Skills-First Index Finds No Country Has Fully Moved Past Degree-Based Hiring
The OECD's first Skills-First Readiness and Adoption Index finds Australia, Sweden, France and the UK ahead of the pack, but no country has…
A Year After the Santiago Consensus, Teacher Shortages Are Still Widening, OECD and UNESCO Data Show
OECD and UNESCO data show teacher attrition, unfilled posts and underqualified staffing rising across very different school systems a year …
Government R&D Budgets Fall in Real Terms as Funding Tilts Toward Defence, OECD and EU Data Show
OECD and Eurostat data for 2024–2025 show government R&D budgets shrinking in real terms across most member countries, with defence researc…
Two 2026 Surveys Show AI Use in Higher Education Nearly Doubling, With Guidance Lagging Behind
Two 2026 datasets — an OECD teacher survey and a 35-country higher-education poll — show AI use surging past the training, assessment redes…
PISA 2025: Reading and Maths Scores Fall to Record Lows Across the OECD
The OECD's PISA 2025 assessment of 760,000 15-year-olds in 91 countries found reading and mathematics scores at record lows, with one in fi…