Nigeria can borrow from Dutch education system to grow economy
By Marie-Therese Nanlong The Director-General/Chief Executive of the Industrial Training Fund, ITF, Sir Joseph Ari
Month: September 2020
Kwara schools to resume Oct 5, tertiary institutions Oct 12
Kwara State Government on Wednesday announced the resumption of academic activities for public and private
Does focusing on liberal arts improve labor market outcomes?
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How liberal arts colleges are making international students feel welcome
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“Positive” picture in Sweden as student admittance rates higher than expected
However several universities have reported a drop in short-term exchange students and stable or slight
Ed Dept: Schools can prioritize reopenings for students with disabilities
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After-school programs struggle to meet demand, find funding during pandemic, surveys say
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States invest in datacasting to bridge the K-12 digital divide
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Significant portion of Chinese students “unsure” about UK study plans
Data from a British Council survey that is yet to be published revealed that 26% of Chinese
Singapore int’l graduates struggling to find work to meet bond obligations
The Singapore government runs a Tuition Grant Scheme available to all students studying in higher