Help prepare our students for WAEC, Osun begs Ex N-Power volunteers
Shina Abubakar – Osogbo Osun State Government has pleaded with former volunteers of N-Power who teach in schools across the...
Month: August 2020
Crises provide an opportunity to build an equitable future for study abroad
The Diversity Abroad Conference which took place from August 3-7 saw more than 650 participants from 13 countries gather online...
Parents protest, as Lagos school asks WASSCE candidates to lodge in hotel
Protesting parents at the gate of the school, Monday.By Elizabeth Osayande Members of Parents Teachers Association, PTA, Grace High School,...
Just over half of districts plan some level of in-person instruction for fall
Dive Brief: Data collected by the Center on Reinventing Public Education (CRPE) suggests, as of the end of July, 40%...
Coronavirus postpones school athletics in 25 states
Dive Brief: Pennsylvania Gov. Tom Wolf recently recommended delaying all fall sports until 2021, joining several other states in postponing...
Studyorbis virtual student recruitment fair for China launched
The first event will be held in October and has been designed to promote both Australia and New Zealand as...
Safeguard Erasmus opportunities for UK students, government told
Along with financial commitment and constructive discussions ahead of the adoption of Multiannual Financial Framework and the Erasmus Regulation, the UK’s...
U of Alaska scraps plans to merge 2 campuses
Dive Brief: The University of Alaska System's board of regents unanimously voted this week to no longer consider merging its...
Colleges say they’ll follow public health advice. What if they don’t?
It's a common refrain among colleges in the age of COVID-19: they're working closely with public health officials to help...
JAMB shifts 2020 admissions’ date, withholds prison inmates’ UTME results
By Joseph Erunke ABUJA – THE Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board, JAMB, has shifted the commencement of 2020 admissions into...
