Wellbeing and online provision in demand at int’l schools, say staff
The white paper, published by ISC Research, also explored trends in the demand for international schools and the impact of Covid-19 on...
Month: February 2021
Ekiti to Teachers: Resign if you can’t work in rural areas
By Rotimi Ojomoyela, Ado-Ekiti The Ekiti State Universal Basic Education Board(SUBEB), has told teachers in public primary schools who refused...
Bella Shmurda and the Murder of English: a Message to the Spectators
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Calls for Australia international school representative body
Some 5,000 fewer students enrolled in this period with the greatest decline seen in China (a 22% drop), with enrolments...
Why Ireland is destination of choice for international education
By Godwin Oritse IT’S incredible if you have made a decision to study abroad but have you made the decision...
some students falling through cracks in support schemes
With extensive job losses in the casual labour market and families’ income in home countries being hijacked by Covid, international...
PM accused of ‘lack of empathy for international students’
Julian Hill’s impassioned speech during debate on the amendments to the Education Services for Overseas Students Amendment (Refunds of Charges...
Worsening insecurity retarding educational development in Nigeria — Benue SUBEB Chairman
By Peter Duru – Makurdi The Executive Chairman of Benue State Universal Basic Education Board, SUBEB, Comrade Joseph Utse on...
We are being sidelined, Delta primary school teachers cry out
By Festus Ahon – Asaba Primary School Teachers, under the aegis of Basic Education Staff Association of Nigeria, BESAN, Delta...
The PIE Live focuses on TNE, edtech and networking in #intled
Panel insights will provide an in-depth dive into opportunities for engagement in Nigeria, Malaysia, Vietnam and India. The second iteration...
