In a recent speech, the president of the Association of Secondary Teachers in Ireland (ASTI), Deirdre Mac Donald, has expressed concerns that the quality of education in the United Kingdom is compromised because of the lack of funding for the educational system. According to Ms. Mac Donald, the fact that teaching assistants and entry-level educators […]
A study conducted by the University of Melbourne shows Management and Finance are the best courses for better wages in Australia. Further, the younger generation and employees working in the management or finance sector are reaping the benefits of good organizational performance. Managers and professionals from business management and finance who form the cream of […]
Climate change and global warming is a reality which cannot be wished away. State schools in the northern region of England are soon going to have at least one “climate change teacher” who is trained to teach about climate change to primary and secondary school students. This UN training program will be executed in partnership […]
Sally Keeble, a Labour party politician, has pointed out that the severe crisis caused by the lack of school places in the Northamptonshire area is forcing families to pay for homeschooling. These comments were made after the Office for Standards in Education, Children’s Services and Skills (Ofsted) released research, which stated that the number of […]
Educators in Pheonix, Arizona, will be getting more money in their paychecks as the new school year begins. Last year teachers from different districts got a ten percent (10%) raise and this year they are getting five percent (5%) more. The increase will also aid recruitment. The district’s associate superintendent – Shaun Holmes, said that […]
According to more than forty student organisations across the United States, the Department of Justice (DoJ) should not allow a merger between McGraw-Hill and Cengage, as this will worsen the monopoly over the academic textbook publishing market. Students claim that there are no more than four or five reputable publishing houses, which supply the whole […]
The Democratic Coalition in Hungary, which is currently in opposition with the governing party, has called for increased funding for the educational system. According to the opposition, Fidesz, the governing party, has been claiming to make significant changes in the budgeting for health and education; however, there are no visible results of these changes. In […]
When schools close abruptly, the international students are often left in a lurch. This also affects the reputation of a country as a destination for higher education. To prevent this, the Irish government is launching the “International Education Mark” to protect students and staff of English language schools in Ireland. Ireland has over one hundred […]
Recent research conducted on a disturbing social matter shows that the underprivileged students in Northern England are not able to keep up with their well-to-do counterparts in accomplishing General Certificate of Secondary Education (GCSE). The ever-increasing income gap between the rich and the poor has been a point of concern for advanced economies for years. […]
The prolonged Goldsmiths anti-racism crusade finally drew to a close when the Goldsmiths University of London agreed to satisfy the demands of the vehement campaigners. On Monday, Professor Prof Elisabeth Hill, the acting warden on the campus, reaffirmed through an open letter to students that the growing racism situation will be assessed and controls […]
