Examination Issues

Kuwait’s Ministry of Health has approved a new regulatory framework requiring all newly graduated doctors and dentists to pass national...

The Philippine Professional Regulation Commission canceled the May 2026 Special Professional Licensure Examinations (SPLE) in multiple overseas...

There has been a significant increase in the number of law school graduates receiving testing accommodations—particularly extended...

A seminar article in The Regulatory Review discusses emerging reforms in how lawyers are licensed in the United States as the long-standing Uniform...

Oklahoma’s state superintendent, Ryan Walters, has introduced a new requirement that teachers relocating from California and New York must...

South Korea saw a threefold increase in foreign-trained doctors successfully passing South Korea’s preliminary medical licensing exam—a...

Beginning in 2027, doctors in Vietnam will be required to pass professional skills examinations as part of a broader effort to standardize and...

In response to concerns over rising licensure costs and access to care, Texas is moving forward with developing its own, less expensive licensing...

The Ghanaian Ministry of Education has established a seven-member committee to investigate the significant failure rates in the 2023 Ghana Teacher...

The State Bar of California has delayed a decision on extending its provisional licensure program to candidates affected by the February 2025 bar...

The Civil Service Commission (CSC) has announced that individuals who pass bar or licensure exams are automatically recognized as civil service...

In Houston, five individuals, including three Houston Independent School District employees, were charged with involvement in a $1 million teacher...