Regulatory News

Four US states now require licensed cosmetologists to receive training and be tested on services for textured hair. The Texture Education Collective...

The Supreme Court of Washington has approved the development of alternative pathways to lawyer licensure to include graduate apprenticeships, law...

Major changes are taking place for the Practice of Engineering exam overseen by the National Council of Examiners for Engineering and Surveying. The...

Australia's Health Chief Executives' Forum will be launching an examination into the National Registration and Accreditation Scheme. The main foci...

A bill to exempt the natural hair braiding industry from cosmetology and regulatory oversight has passed in the Pennsylvania House and moved to the...

As part of an omnibus bill package, Minnesota has approved a bill to include veterinary technicians in the Veterinary Practice Act, with licensed...

The Head of Public Support at the UK Nursing and Midwifery Council and the CEO of the Point of Care shares her perspective on an important question:...

The Professional Regulation Committee of the Law Society of Ontario has put forward a proposal to require licensees to provide additional personal...

At the request of the Equity and Indigenous Affairs Committee, the Law Society of Ontario has approved $250,000 in funding for research to inform...

A new law in Minnesota will change requirements for special education teachers. Teachers will only be able to work for three years under a Tier 1...

The Massachusetts Department of Elementary and Secondary Education is considering changes to a licensure exam for teachers. Changes to the...

The Tennessee Real Estate Commission has launched a scholarship program for graduating high school seniors to receive free 90 hours of online real...