What’s Next: Will coronavirus fuel big changes to college admissions?
Editor’s note: In this weekly column, we’re looking ahead at how the coronavirus pandemic could
Day: April 14, 2020
Report: More students are earning undergraduate credentials
Dive Brief: About 3.7 million students earned an undergraduate credential in the 2018-19 academic year,
Primary school teachers begin strike in Enugu over non-payment of new minimum wage
Minimum wage will give workers sense of belonging – TUC By Ikechukwu Odu NSUKKA –
39% of Chinese applicants unsure about cancelling study plans
China is the largest source of international students in the UK, with 115,014 study visas
Universities sector warn gov’t guarantee of AU$18bn funding is not enough
Along with the Commonwealth Grant Scheme, the government has said it will guarantee HELP [loan]
Maryland state senator pitches year-round school schedule
Dive Brief: Maryland state Sen. Paul Pinsky pitched a plan for a year-round school schedule to State
Pre-to-3: While some preschoolers learn online, most programs seek stability
This latest Pre-to-3 column focuses on the disruption in the early-childhood education field due to
Studyportals launches dashboard to monitor Covid-19 impact
The global study search platform said it hopes the dashboard will help to monitor the