News overview

Risbo, as part of SIRIUS, has contributed to a new policy framework that can be used to evaluate and compare migrant education in Europe.

In 2025, Risbo has started with a book club as part of the SUTQ programme. Madeleine Merkx tells about her experiences.

Niels Ohm works at the Francois Vatel VMBO in The Hague. He talks about professionalization around assessment, and Risbo's support with this.

How can you boost your education using AI? Read more about the new TeachEUR theme page and get inspired by a teacher’s experience with AI in education.

Daniella Boodoo reflects on 8 weeks of immersing herself in educational development and teacher training at Erasmus Universiteit Rotterdam, working at Risbo.

Emma de Goeje is educational consultant and trainer, including in the UTQ and various MicroLabs. Because of her graphic talent, she is also on the designteam.

Residents of South Holland are divided on the attention paid to their province's colonial and slavery past, Risbo research shows.

Every year a group of teachers from the Dutch Police Academy follow a customized UTQ&BEQ trajectory via Risbo.

The majority of labour migrants in the Netherlands is satisfied with their working and living conditions but remains vulnerable.

Smart organizing in education, according to research by Kenniswerkplaats Rotterdams Talent, coordinated by Risbo, helps reduce work pressure, among other things