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The Education World Forum’s Podcast

The Education World Forum’s Podcast

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The Education World Forum (EWF) is the world’s largest annual gathering of education and skills ministers. It offers a trusted, invitation-only platform for peer-to-peer dialogue, where ministers and their teams can share insights, address common challenges, and shape solutions with candour and collaboration.

The EWF Podcast extends these conversations beyond the Forum itself, engaging the wider international education community throughout the year. Featuring ministers, former ministers, and senior leaders from ministries, multilateral organisations, civil society, foundations, and industry, the series offers fresh perspectives on the critical issues shaping the future of education worldwide.

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  • Balázs Hankó, Minister of Culture and Innovation, Hungary
    2025/12/08

    In the latest EWF Conversations episode, Fabrizio Trifirò speaks with Balázs Hankó, Hungary’s Minister of Culture and Innovation, about Hungary’s education priorities, reforms, and global challenges. Minister Hankó highlights the need to shift education from theory to practice, noting Hungary’s major VET reform introducing dual training. While global trends shape education, he argues that you need local answers, rooted in each nation’s cultural identity. If he could enact one bold global change, it would be fostering respect for different cultures and histories. He also reflects on the value of the Education World Forum in bringing together the global education ecosystem across all continents.

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    16 分
  • Kristina Kallas, Minister of Education and Research, Estonia
    2025/11/24

    In this episode, Kristina Kallas, Estonia’s Minister of Education and Research, joins EWF Programme Director Fabrizio Trifiro to discuss the country’s education priorities and the policies driving them. She highlights the AI Leap initiative, which expands AI access for teachers and students and stresses the need for strong teacher training and bottom-up adoption. The conversation also covers recent reforms designed to improve students’ readiness for further education and the labour market, including extending compulsory schooling to age 18 and introducing an applied upper-secondary track. Kallas also underscores the value of EWF as a platform for exchanging insights with countries beyond Estonia’s usual networks.

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    33 分
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