Offshore visa data raises questions about int’l student behaviour
According to data from the country’s Department of Home Affairs, Australian offshore student visa numbers dropped by a third (33.5%)...
Month: August 2020
Kwara arranges WAEC exam for 16-year-old COVID-19 patient in Isolation Center
By Demola Akinyemi – Ilorin 16-year-old female COVID-19 patient is sitting her senior secondary school certificate examination at the Kwara...
Teachers at international schools lacked tech skills for distance learning
Some 82 international schools from around the world responded to the survey in June which sought to assess how technology...
PM says no plans to mirror Australia’s student pilot scheme
The international education industry is worth NZ$5 billion to the economy, and the higher education sector has been lobbying the...
Ed Dept appeals decision to block student relief funding rule in California
Dive Brief: The U.S. Department of Education is appealing a ruling from a California judge that allows the state's community...
Admissions group asks colleges to rethink role of SAT, ACT
Dive Brief: Higher education's admissions industry group wants colleges to reevaluate the role of entrance exams and is calling for...
Data clarity in K-12 education more important than ever
Elliot Weinbaum is the program director of the William Penn Foundation’s Great Learning program. Joy Lesnick is deputy chief of...
Tuition-payers’ bill of rights proposes 6 protections
Dive Brief: A coalition of advocacy groups and think tanks is pushing a series of consumer protections aiming to help...
Times Higher Education moves into international student services
The higher education data specialist and publisher has announced agreements with international education agency SI-UK and student accommodation marketplace Casita, as it...
IPPIS: Our UTAS ready for integrity tests, ASUU tells FG
Insists no end to ongoing strike until govt meets demands UTAS far more than alternative to IPPIS, it declares Rejects...
