Global Education Risk Monitor

Tracking the likelihood of the top global education risks. Sourced from HolonIQ's Global Executive Panel.

Global Education Risks

1. Political process inhibits evolution.

2. Teacher shortage and skills.

3. Failure to adopt a sustainable economic model.

4. Elite based brand system.

5. Student Debt Growth.

6. Leadership Skills.

7. Price Inflation.

8. Institutions fail to evolve.

9. Unequal Access.

10. Inability to measure learning outcomes.

11. Inadequate preparation for jobs of future.

12. Employers perpetuate 'massification'.

13. Funding Declines.

14. Privatization of Education.

15. Dehumanization/Homogenization.

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About the Global Education Risk Monitor

Sourced from the perspective of thousands of executives on HolonIQ's Global Executive Panel, the Global Education Risk Monitor tracks the top global risks to the education industry. Assessed quarterly, the Global Education Risk Monitor helps governments, institutions, firms and investors track emerging risks and measure changes over time.


Who we are

HolonIQ is a globally unique education market intelligence firm. Our mission is to connect the world with the technology, skills and capital to transform education through access to the most comprehensive education innovation dataset, intelligence tools and global network of people and ideas.

We help governments, institutions, firms and investors power growth and innovation by connecting billions of data points about education, technology, capital flows, schools, universities, jobs, skills and research and apply machine learning to analyze, evaluate and identify patterns, generating insights that help our clients make data-driven decisions and answer strategic questions.

In systems theory, a Holon (ὅλον) is an evolving and self-organizing system. Each holon has integrity and identity on its own, but is simultaneously part of a larger system. We consider education to be an holonic system, where holons (learners, teachers, academics, schools, startups, universities, national systems) are simultaneously autonomous and co-operative.

Holonic systems are complex systems, efficient in the use of resources, highly resilient to disturbances yet adaptable to change, preserving the stability of a hierarchy while provid­ing the dynamic flexibility of an adaptive system.

This is how we think about innovation in education. Not top-down, technology-led but rather innovating from within the system - constantly learning, cooperating and adapting. Enabled and empowered with new models that the network evolves and organizes around, maintaining a constant focus on the learner.