Global Summit for Education Ministers, 2013
London, UK 28-30 January 2013
The Forum listens to Andreas Schleicher
Michael Gove, UK Secretary of State, meeting Demeke Mekonnen, Deputy Prime Minister of Ethiopia
Deng Yai, South Sudan Undersecretary to the Minister of General Education, participates in the EWF video
The Education World Forum 2013, final day opening of Bett with UK Secretary of State, Dr Vince Cable
Dr Pallam Raju, Minister of Human Resource Development, India giving plenary address
Charles Clarke, ministerial founder of the Education World Forum
Forum dinner at the Dorchester Hotel
Sir Bob Geldof addresses the opening ceremony
2013 theme
Policy-making for quantity, quality and impact
Delegate Area
Username: Attendees
Password: Use the invitation code that can be found in your invitation letter.
Welcome to the Education World Forum, the largest gathering of education and skills ministers in the world.
The annual summit for national ministers of education and their immediate delegations is the internationally recognised ministerial forum for debating future practice in education and is a closed event by official invitation only.
The event was held this year in January, with 101 ministers registered, over 60 international speakers and over 90 countries represented.
Delegates: For post-event materials such as videos and speaker presentations, please click the delegate login button. In the box that appears, enter ‘attendees’ as the username and the invitation code at the end of your invitation letter as the password.
The individual presentations available for download can be accessed from each speaker’s biography and videos are hosted on the session media page.
If you have a problem, please contact organisers@ewf2013.org or call +44 121 355 1600
30th January 2013
The largest gathering of education and skills ministers in the world once again took place in the United Kingdom (UK) from 27-30 January 2013. The event is supported by the Foreign and Commonwealth Office (FCO), the Department for Education (DfE), the Department for Business, Innovation and Skills (BIS), the British Council and the EWF industry partners.
