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These are some of the issues Julia Gillard, Chair of the Global Partnership for Education, a global fund dedicated to education in developing countries, explored in a Meet the Mentor briefing at the Global Education & Skills Forum 2017.In assessing the world of education, Ms Gillard pointed out that access to education may have improved, but around 260 million children in the world won’t be able to attend primary school or secondary school.

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This includes 75 million in areas affected by conflict, and also refugee children whose educational needs are often neglected in favour of food, shelter and medicine. Only 25% of children globally get to go to secondary school.Another issue dogging progress in global education is quality of teaching: “In 2030, 1.6bn young people will be on the planet and fully half of them will not have had an education that gives them lower secondary school skills,“ Julia Gillard explained.

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This includes 75 million in areas affected by conflict, and also refugee children whose educational needs are often neglected in favour of food, shelter and medicine. Only 25% of children globally get to go to secondary school.Another issue dogging progress in global education is quality of teaching: “In 2030, 1.6bn young people will be on the planet and fully half of them will not have had an education that gives them lower secondary school skills,“ Julia Gillard explained.

Part of the reason is that there is a global teacher shortage, which can be measured in the hundreds of thousands.In some countries, even if every person who went into higher education chose to become a teacher, this would not help plug the gap, Julia Gillard insisted.