According to the recent skills barometer compiled by the Department of Economics and the Ulster University Economic Policy Centre (UUEPC), there are too many teachers currently in training in Northern Ireland. The barometer presents a detailed report on the trending skillsets necessary for succeeding in the current and future market in Northern Ireland. One of […]
In a recent announcement by the Ukrainian government, it was revealed that the country would soon be able to benefit from a Ukrainian Institute for the Development of Education. The main goal of the institute will be to seek and develop solutions for improving secondary education across the country. The establishment of this institute is […]
A recent statistical study divulges appalling conditions of government schools in Punjab, India, with over fifty-five schools running without teachers. Punjab, an Indian state best-known for its extremely hospitable crowd and ebullient festivals, has shot to attention for the wrong reasons. The department of primary and secondary education conducted a statistical survey to reveal that […]
Women of color apparently still do not have as many opportunities for career growth as whites and are subjected to unfair racial discrimination in the academe. A recently promoted African-American woman in academia expressed a lack of fulfillment in her career, even in her new role as a professor. It is a norm in American […]
In a recent press release, Pearson, one of the leading academic publishers in the United Kingdom, has admitted that its’ online platform AIMSweb has fallen victim to a cyberattack. The data of more than thirteen thousand student and teacher accounts were accessed during the attack. According to a company statement, everyone whose personal information was […]
British teenagers’ drug abuse at some of the prestigious schools from Britain is on the rise, even at a tender age of 12, reports Tatler. Private schools in Britain are usually high-priced and abundantly resourced. As a result, it is natural to assume that the students lucky enough to get admitted to these schools receive […]
GSM London is one of England’s largest privately held institutions of higher education. Due to the shortage of students, this private college in England has been placed into Administration. This private college in England has over three thousand five hundred students. A media statement released by the college has informed the students that the classes […]
The African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA), the latest establishment by the African Union, can bring significant benefits for both higher education and labor mobility. Students and workers will be able to travel efficiently and benefit from support programs. The idea behind the free trade area is to ease the regulation and requirements for member […]
Professor Koen Lamberts, who was appointed as Vice-Chancellor of Sheffield University, recently spoke about the difficulties of his job and the complications that Brexit has brought to higher education. According to Mr. Lamberts, large universities like the one in Sheffield require a big administrative body, as there are just too many tasks. It took him […]
The Houston County school district is falling behind schedule, as for the second time, a malware attack postpones the beginning of the school year. According to the original plan, children were supposed to return to school at the beginning of August. However, a cyberattack to the centralized school network has forced authorities to postpone classes […]
