After the road rage incident and unrefined manner from the regional school board member of Toms River Daniel Leonard, he was asked by the president of board Joe Nardini to step down and resign. Back in July, a report was released that Leonard was seen to tail another driver at the Hooper Avenue resulting in […]
Higher education in Moldova is progressively betting on vocational training, and the government has recently confirmed that more than one thousand (1300) students will be admitted in dual programs during the next school year. According to a recent announcement by the President of the Chamber of Commerce and Industry (CCI), Sergiu Harea, the students will […]
The Japanese Ministry of Education has announced a new plan to help educational institutions better as more international students join all levels of schooling in the country. The main goal of this new help program will be to ease international students’ transition from their home culture to society in Japan. The initial steps of the […]
According to a recent discovery, parents from the California state prefer homeschooling their child in a bid to circumvent California vaccination law and the exhaustive list of vaccinations California has one of the most stringent vaccination laws in the US and the pressure to get the kids immunized with an extensive list of vaccines is […]
A group of student activists has managed to convince the education regulatory body in Oregon to introduce a law, which will allow students to benefit from free of school days if they are experiencing mental health problems. According to students, schools must start recognizing the mental health issues pupils deal with every day. The new […]
Headteachers and principals across Northern Ireland have expressed their intentions to move towards industrial action in response to the spreading crisis in the educational system in the country. According to Geri Cameron, a representative of the National Association of Head Teachers (NAHT), there has been no real action by the government to try and deal […]
According to the Student Academic Experience Survey, university education in the UK has not been regarded as “value for money” by international students. For the longest time, the United Kingdom has been rated as one of the preferred education destinations for higher education. Today, however, reality begs to differ. The 13th annual survey examined […]
According to a recent poll by the government, more than thirty percent (33%) of students in South Korea have had suicidal thoughts over the course of the school year. The results of the recent National Youth Policy Institute (NYPI) survey are conclusive and show that there is a growing tendency of mental health problems related […]
On 22 July, the United States Agency for International Development (USAID), in collaboration with the Ain Shams University in Egypt, launched a new center for career development. This is the third joint project between the institutions in terms of career development. The idea behind these career centers is to provide a connection between higher education […]
The governor for the Kwara state in Nigeria has prompted civil servants to take part in a meeting, to have a discussion of the state’s budget for special education. Governor AbdulRahman AbdulRazaq claimed that there is an increasing need for the government and beneficiaries to spend more money on special education. https://twitter.com/RealAARahman/status/1153656194009055232 This proposal for […]
