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World Education World Education uses collaborative, evidence-informed solutions and deep local expertise to advance learning and workforce readiness across the lifespan.

At World Education, we believe that high-quality education is a powerful driver of opportunity and progress. Our team of experts is deeply committed to expanding access to learning for all, grounded in decades of experience and a relentless pursuit of excellence. From building foundational skills to supporting lifelong learning, our programs respond to the evolving needs of individuals and communities. We work to broaden pathways for youth and adults to thrive in education, work, and life—partnering with local organizations and systems to deliver impactful, sustainable solutions that strengthen education worldwide.

World Education, a JSI initiative, has signed a five-year partnership agreement with Côte d'Ivoire’s Ministry of Nationa...
10/14/2026

World Education, a JSI initiative, has signed a five-year partnership agreement with Côte d'Ivoire’s Ministry of National Education, Literacy, and Technical Education (MENAET) to support public School Management Committees (COGES) nationwide.

Having supported over 100 COGES across Côte d’Ivoire for more than ten years, World Education continues to work alongside MENAET to strengthen school governance, train local education leaders, and provide essential learning equipment in target cocoa-growing communities under Mondelez International’s Cocoa Life initiative. Learn more about this partnership and its impact on school governance: https://www.jsi.org/insights/world-education-partnership-ivorian-ministry-education-support-school-management/

The agreement reinforces a commitment to sustainable educational quality, school governance, and child protection in CĂ´te d'Ivoire's cocoa-growing regions.

In Mozambique’s Niassa Province, JSI's World Education initiative is working alongside the Ministry of Education and Cul...
10/06/2026

In Mozambique’s Niassa Province, JSI's World Education initiative is working alongside the Ministry of Education and Culture to support teachers and school directors through the Embassy of Ireland-funded Empowering Educators project.

In some remote schools, a single educator may be responsible for teaching multiple grades while also managing school administration. Continuous professional development (CPD) supported by the project provides critical tools for classroom management, positive discipline, fair treatment of girls and boys, and welcoming school planning. By combining CPD training with proactive community outreach, local school leaders have expanded enrollment from 150 to 249 students and improved regular attendance.

While CPD cannot replace the need for additional teachers and improved infrastructure, ongoing training and supervision equip local educators with practical skills to keep children learning. Read the full story: https://www.jsi.org/insights/remote-school-niassa-mozambique-empowering-educators/

In Mozambique’s Niassa Province, JSI's World Education initiative supports teachers and school directors through the Empowering Educators project.

Don't miss session 2 of World Education's capstone webinar series: Rural Libraries - Weaving a Network of Support! Join ...
10/06/2026

Don't miss session 2 of World Education's capstone webinar series: Rural Libraries - Weaving a Network of Support! Join us to hear insights from representatives at Franklin County and Plumas County Public Libraries as they share practical strategies for implementing innovative literacy models in their communities.

Oct. 8 at 1:30 p.m. CT
Register: https://vist.ly/5m8fg

Supported by Mellon Foundation

The U.S. Department of Education’s Dual Enrollment for Adult Learners (DEAL) project is excited to announce the release ...
10/03/2026

The U.S. Department of Education’s Dual Enrollment for Adult Learners (DEAL) project is excited to announce the release of A Toolkit to Support the Use of Ability to Benefit in America’s Colleges.

The Toolkit was developed to
- help increase understanding of Ability to Benefit (ATB)
- support implementation at the state and institutional levels
- provide practical resources for expanding access to postsecondary education and training for adult learners.

ATB enables eligible adult learners who do not yet have a high school diploma or equivalent to access federal student aid through one of three eligibility options.

To celebrate the Toolkit's release, the DEAL team will host a webinar, Expanding Postsecondary Pathways for Adult Learners: Launching the Ability to Benefit Toolkit, on October 6, 2026, at 2:00 p.m. ET. The webinar will introduce the Toolkit, highlight key resources, and feature lessons learned from states and colleges that participated in DEAL technical assistance activities.

Attendees will gain insights into implementation approaches, cross-agency collaboration, and strategies for supporting adult learners through ATB.

Register here: https://www.zoomgov.com/webinar/register/WN_7bv2L0crQJ6BBXKYWFkFPw #/registration
Join the World Education DEAL team to learn about this resource.

10/02/2026

Nearly two million college-educated professionals who earned their degrees outside the U.S. face underemployment due to credential restrictions, limited local networks, language barriers, and unfamiliar workforce systems. Adult education can change that.

In a new publication, World Education’s Dani Scherer, alongside Jessie Stadd (RTI International) and Blaire Willson Toso, outlines five ways that adult education programs can support Internationally Trained Professionals (ITPs) in accessing quality career opportunities:

- Enhanced Career Advising: Provide sector-specific navigation and sustained case management.
- Contextualized English Instruction: Focus ELA classes on industry terminology and U.S. workplace norms.
- ITP-Specific Cohorts: Build peer environments where professionals can rebuild networks and identities.
- Credential Evaluation Guidance: Help learners navigate evaluations, translations, and available funding.
- Employer Partnerships & Social Capital: Connect ITPs directly to regional employers through mentorships and Integrated Education and Training (IET).

Adult education can build out these approaches to support all learners, especially those with degrees, credentials and professional experience from their prior countries.

Read the full research article:https://www.coabe.org/_files/ugd/107235_e229851cfdde4704b3002b446b830c38.pdf

Join us for our October EdTech Strategy Session, which will focus on AI for Adult Education Administrators, sponsored by...
10/02/2026

Join us for our October EdTech Strategy Session, which will focus on AI for Adult Education Administrators, sponsored by Aztec Software!

đź“… Date: October 9, 2026
🕒 Time: 1:00–2:30 pm ET

We’ll have two lightning talks, followed by optional breakout rooms for deeper discussion with the speakers.

⚡ From Overwhelmed to Organized: Using AI as a Thought Partner for Adult Ed Leaders, Dr. Glenda Rose
Adult education leaders face a constant stream of competing and changing priorities, complex projects, and communication challenges. In this lightning talk, we explore how AI can serve as a practical thought partner to help administrators prioritize tasks, refine plans, draft communications, and navigate difficult situations while using it ethically and responsibly. Participants will leave with actionable ideas they can implement immediately to work more efficiently, lead more effectively, and strengthen program outcomes.

⚡ “AI for AE”: An Administrator’s Approach to AI, Francisco Pinedo
In this lightning talk, you will learn about the ethical implications of using AI to lead your agency. Participants will learn how to use AI to ethically analyze data from high-stakes tests like CASAS, the HiSET, and the GED to improve student performance. Participants will also learn how to use different standards to help target instruction using AI.

đź”— Register here: worlded.me/ETSS

EdTech Strategy Sessions are an initiative of the IDEAL Consortium.

100 Connected Learning Centers nationwide. More than 200,000 people reached. We’re excited to share a new Impact Brief h...
09/22/2026

100 Connected Learning Centers nationwide. More than 200,000 people reached. We’re excited to share a new Impact Brief highlighting AT&T’s Connected Learning Center initiative and are proud of World Education’s role in helping support this growing national network.

As the strategic technical assistance partner, World Education, a JSI initiative, works across the network to help participating community organizations strengthen the support they provide locally. Through train-the-trainer sessions, coaching, professional development, and shared learning opportunities, we help frontline nonprofit staff build the skills and confidence to support digital literacy, job readiness, and emerging needs such as AI literacy in their communities.

What makes this model powerful is the combination of connectivity, trusted community organizations, and local staff equipped to help people put technology to use in their everyday lives. Read the new Impact Brief to see what AT&T, and all community partners are building together:
https://publications.jsi.com/JSIInternet/Inc/Common/_download_pub.cfm?id=26860&lid=3

Call for Papers! The CREATE Adult Skills Network invites researchers, practitioners, and policymakers to submit manuscri...
09/21/2026

Call for Papers! The CREATE Adult Skills Network invites researchers, practitioners, and policymakers to submit manuscripts for an upcoming special issue of Adult Literacy Education Research Journal led by guest editors Stephanie Cronen (AIR) and Jen Vanek (World Education/JSI).

The special issue will include research that explores how technology supports adult learning and advances practice, policy, and systems change.

Topics include:
• Digital literacy
• Artificial intelligence
• Learner access
• Practitioner–researcher partnerships
• Technology-supported teaching and learning

This is an open call for anyone conducting research at the intersection of technology and adult education. Please share with colleagues who may be interested! Learn more and view the Call for Papers:

Published three times per year by ProLiteracy in collaboration with Georgia State University, ALE informs practitioners, researchers, policymakers, and funders about best practices in adult literacy, numeracy, and English language education in publicly funded, community and volunteer-based programs....

We’re celebrating National Adult Education and Family Literacy ( ) Week with a special edition of the newsletter. Discov...
09/19/2026

We’re celebrating National Adult Education and Family Literacy ( ) Week with a special edition of the newsletter.

Discover how community-rooted partnerships are driving digital access and expanding economic opportunity. In this issue, we highlight how Digital NEST is strengthening local ecosystems and how public libraries are building workforce readiness, and share fresh insights from our latest publications and student perspectives in The Change Agent issue.

Tap the link to read the full issue: https://mailchi.mp/worlded/september-2026

Happy National Adult Education and Family Literacy (AEFL) Week! This special edition celebrates the people, partnerships, and community-based organizations helping adults and families build the skills they need to learn, work, and thrive. Explore how Digital NEST is strengthening its local digital o...

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