The International Association of Education Experts and Leaders (IAELE) has announced the results of the International Colleges Ranking Competition, which involved a comprehensive assessment of secondary vocational education institutions. The international jury included Mario Carbonelli (Italy), an educator and psychologist known for his innovative teaching methods.

During the jury’s work, Mario Carbonelli:

• Analyzed the educational strategies of colleges, paying attention to the cognitive and emotional development of students.
• Studied methods for increasing student motivation, as well as psychological support systems in educational institutions.
• He assessed the effectiveness of integrating psychology and social pedagogy into curricula to understand the extent to which teachers consider students’ needs.
• Provided written recommendations for improving teaching practices aimed at creating a favorable and supportive environment.

His expert conclusions were reflected in the jury’s meeting materials and were taken into account in the final ranking published by the Association. Carbonelli’s recommendations influenced the ranking of leading colleges, such as Collège du Léman (Geneva, Switzerland), which took the top position.

IAELE President Shuyun Zhou noted the significance of the expert’s contribution: “Mario Carbonelli brought a deep knowledge of psychology and pedagogy, which allowed us to take into account the emotional and cognitive aspects of educational programs and increase the objectivity of the assessment.” Following the competition, the expert was officially recognized with a letter of appreciation from IAELE for his high level of professionalism and significant contribution to international educational expertise.