07/09/2026
Before you enrol, read the fine print.
In today’s digital world, literacy means more than simply being able to read and write. It also means knowing how to navigate information, ask the right questions and check what you’re being told.
When choosing an education programme, don’t rely only on the advertisement. Take a moment to check:
• Is the provider licensed?
• Is the specific programme accredited?
• What qualification will you receive?
• What MQF and EQF level does it carry?
• How many ECTS credits does it have, where applicable?
As UNESCO marks the 60th anniversary of International Literacy Day in 2026 with the theme “Literacy for people, the planet and prosperity,” we look at what literacy means in everyday life, including making informed decisions about education.
For learners and parents, a few simple checks can make a big difference.
Check the provider. Check the programme. Check the information.
Because sometimes, being literate means knowing how to read the fine print.