NUS launches mass action to win compensation for students disrupted by Covid-19
According to NUS, an estimated 20% of students have been unable to access their learning at all during the pandemic,...
Month: June 2020
‘Pupils deserve free internet access for home learning’
By Dapo Akinrefon A leading techpreneur, Mr. Joel Popoola, has urged telecommunication operators in Nigeria to provide free internet access...
MSM assists Eton Canada’s international expansion
The agreement will mean the Canadian institution’s curriculum will be delivered in Sri Lanka, while students will also have the...
MSM assists Eton Canada’s program international expansion
The agreement will mean the Canadian institution’s curriculum will be delivered in Sri Lanka, while students will also have the...
TEQSA to establish new HE Integrity Unit to protect the interests of students and universities
Some AUD$3.9 million a year will be provided to maintain the unit that will sit within the Tertiary Education Quality...
Getting past higher ed’s 2 tracks
The coronavirus pandemic is highlighting the vast social inequities in the U.S., and higher education has been no exception. Some...
Districts see room for growth in principal hiring practices
Effective school leadership is now considered a necessary part of improving schools, according to a new RAND Corp. survey of...
Embattled Ilaro polytechnic SUG president threatens to commit suicide
Main Entrance of Federal Polytechnic IlaroBy James Ogunnaike – Abeokuta The embattled Students’ Union Government (SUG) President of the Federal...
Makinde reverses directives on schools resumption
Governor Seyi MakindeOla Ajayi – Ibadan Oyo State Government has rescinded its directive on the resumption of schools in the...
EU students lose home fee status from 2021/22
EU, other EEA and Swiss nationals will no longer be eligible for the same fee status as domestic students, universities minister...
