Shermaine Ang beams with pride as she turns out to be the first female officer to achieve the coveted Singapore Police Force Scholarship by Singapore’s Ministry of Home Affairs. As Ang conversed with a few women police officers at the Hwa Chong Institution (HCI) in 2017, she learned about Singapore’s exemplary police culture, which boasts […]
A Scottish teacher wins wrongful dismissal case against his former employer, the High School of Dundee, in the United Kingdom (UK). The said high school teacher from Scotland is being compensated with a settlement order of sixty thousand pounds (£60,000) after being coerced into resigning for reproaching a student over late-submission of assignment work. High […]
In China, Squirrel propels AI education by teaming up with Carnegie Mellon University, a Pennsylvania-based university. Both will set up experimental laboratories focused on promoting innovative and emerging technologies and develop personalized training modules for global export. Having been on the preferred list of companies offering AI education in China for some time now, Squirrel […]
Practitioners in the biomedicine industry lament factors that led to (science, technology, engineering, and math), STEM dropouts among minority students. They are looking at conditions that deter minority students from leaving a mark in the technological research field. Despite constituting a third of the US population, these minorities represent just three to four percent (3-4%) […]
As every nation is gearing up to prepare their workforce in the latest technologies, Bangladesh has decided to utilize a portion of its fund earmarked for IT towards Blockchain education of the country’s IT graduates. A part of the fund which exceeds two hundred million USD will provide a chance for IT graduates to purse […]
According to a recent announcement by the Scottsdale Unified School District Governing Board, schools in the area will receive funding to the amount of close to three million dollars for new computers. The board decided to invest in upgrading the electronic equipment in the schools and bought more than seven thousand new computers. This was […]
According to a recent announcement, the Israeli Council for Higher Education (CHE) has officially signed off on a fifty-six million dollar program (USD 56 million), which will aim to support scientific research in the country’s leading higher education institutions. The program is a joint effort between the National Science Foundation (NSF) and the United States-Israel […]
Students from the Glasgow School of Art, currently located at one of the typical architectural projects of Charles Rennie Mackintosh, have expressed their dissatisfaction with the quality of education they are getting. The chief complaint of students is that some of them have invested up to twenty thousand pounds in their courses; however, there are […]
According to recent research published by Experian, Macon county in Georgia is ranked twenty-eight in terms of the average cost of university education. In the past year, scholar debt in Macon has risen by more than seven percent (7.1%), which is why the county is now in the top thirty counties ranked by average student […]
In September, teachers’ unions, parents and students will go out and march against the recent budgets cuts for the 2019 school year in Cambridge county. According to union representatives, the budget announced for the upcoming year is unfair and will make it hard for teachers to perform their duties adequately. During the past several years, […]
