Spain Spotlight: What PISA 2025 Means for Spain
Explore Spain's results, regional implications, digital assessment maturity and priorities for national and autonomous education systems.
Every PISA cycle generates headlines about which education systems moved up or down. But the results can tell us much more. This hub looks beyond the league tables to explore what PISA 2025 reveals about education systems, digital readiness, assessment infrastructure and the capabilities countries will need for the next generation of large-scale assessment.
How prepared are systems for increasingly digital assessment delivery and what infrastructure gaps remain.
What the findings tell us about access, opportunity and the persistent performance gaps between education systems.
What technical and organisational capabilities countries will need for the next generation of large-scale assessment.
TAO was the digital assessment platform used to deliver PISA 2025 — one of the largest and most complex international assessments ever conducted digitally. Across 91 countries, TAO provided the infrastructure, interoperability and secure delivery capabilities needed to assess hundreds of thousands of students at scale.
Delivering an assessment of this complexity demonstrates what modern large-scale digital assessment demands: open standards, seamless system integration and the operational resilience to perform across vastly different national education environments.
Read the full case study to understand how TAO made it work and what it means for the future of digital assessment delivery.
An inside look at the infrastructure, integrations and operational decisions behind one of the most ambitious digital assessment deployments. Read the case study.
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Join TAO and assessment experts as we unpack the PISA 2025 findings, explore what they mean for education systems and discuss the implications for the future of assessment.
Explore Spain's results, regional implications, digital assessment maturity and priorities for national and autonomous education systems.
International perspective on the main findings, global education trends, digital readiness, equity and the implications for education ministries.
PISA 2022 revealed major shifts in performance, equity and digital learning. These four signals provide important context for understanding what to watch as the PISA 2025 results emerge.
Analysis, perspectives and practical resources for understanding the results and what they mean for assessment systems.
| Explore the award-winning collaboration, infrastructure and delivery model behind one of the world’s most complex digital assessment programmes. |
| A practical guide to the expanded skills, attitudes and digital learning capabilities examined in the 2025 cycle. |
| What more than 900,000 assessment sessions reveal about scale, resilience, multilingual delivery and operational trust. |
| Why online and offline delivery are part of the same inclusion strategy—not competing models. |
| A data-led analysis of the trends education leaders should track after the headline scores fade. |
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