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Author: The Economic Times

India-based edtech company PhysicsWallah reported strong quarterly results, with revenue up 26% year-on-year to Rs 1,051 crore (€9.90 million) and net profit rising 70% to Rs 70 crore (€6.59 million). The firm projects full-year profitability by FY27.

Author: GlobeNewswire

WelcomeVille Investment Association, based in the US, has launched the Collaborative Learning Network, a next-generation EdTech platform. The system supports structured peer learning, real-time digital collaboration, and data-driven insights.

Author: RailUK

Siemens Mobility has expanded its UK and Ireland apprenticeship programme, onboarding 25 new entrants to Goole Rail Village. The initiative develops technical talent across mechanical, engineering, and manufacturing disciplines while supporting national rail infrastructure projects.

Author: Ireland Live

Atlantic Technological University and Vodafone Ireland have secured €4.6 million in EU funding to develop digital technologies for apprenticeship courses in engineering and construction. The initiative expands access to immersive, flexible learning for students nationwide.

Author: Limerick Leader

The Technological University of the Shannon (TUS) has partnered with the Middle East GAA to expand educational programmes and professional development for the Irish diaspora in the Gulf. The collaboration promotes culture, learning, and international engagement.

Author: Archie Villaflores

The education sector is entering a period defined by innovation, strategic growth, and evolving learning models. This edition highlights initiatives that illustrate how organisations are adapting to meet the changing demands of learners and industry alike. Looking back to earlier this year, 'Bristol Myers Squibb Wins Best Internship Programme Award at Education Awards 2025' demonstrates how structured experiential learning can drive talent development and organisational impact. That recognition sets the stage for the 2026 awards, signalling continued focus on excellence in educational programmes. In addition, 'MESO secures funding from Enterprise Ireland to expand AI curriculum platform' underscores how technology is increasingly central to curriculum design. The investment reflects a growing emphasis on preparing learners with the skills needed for an AI-driven economy. Meanwhile, 'Fitch Learning acquires Moody’s and CSI to expand global financial education' highlights the strategic use of acquisitions to broaden learning reach and expertise. Combining content and technology is creating scalable, high-quality educational experiences worldwide. These stories illustrate a sector embracing innovation, strategy, and learner-centric approaches. Organisations that integrate these principles are positioned to deliver impactful, future-ready education outcomes.

Author: Archie Villaflores

Earlier this year, Bristol Myers Squibb was recognised for its innovative Intern Programme at the Education Awards 2025. Their achievement sets a benchmark for higher education and workplace learning excellence in 2026 awards.

Author: BusinessWire

KinderCare Learning Companies has announced the return of Tom Wyatt as CEO, resuming leadership after a decade-long tenure. The US-based early childhood education provider oversees more than 2,700 learning centres across 41 states and Washington D.C.

Author: BusinessWire

Fitch Learning, a US-based financial education provider, has acquired Moody’s Analytics Learning Solutions and the Canadian Securities Institute. The deal expands its global reach, delivering training and certifications to over 92,000 finance professionals across 148 countries.

Author: Garage Wire

Kwik Fit has launched its first Northern Irish apprenticeship programme in 20 years, establishing a bespoke training facility in Mallusk. The initiative offers structured technical and managerial learning, strengthening local workforce development across the automotive sector.