Member of Parliament for Salisbury John Glen has voiced his opinion that the South Wiltshire University Technical College in Salisbury should not be closing down as an educational institution. The owners of the UTC property have decided to close the school because according to them, the institution is not financially sustainable. Mr. Glen has actively […]
At the Association of Defense Communities (ADC) National Summit, military officials approached on the issue about collaborating with communities to aid K-12 public education for military-related students in Washington. The chief staff of Air Force, Gen. David Goldfein, mentioned this at the summit: “As I visit installations, the number one quality of life issue for […]
Thousands of kids at a school at Norwich anticipates of their new principal, Jim Nixon, for the incoming summer season. “I am delighted to have been appointed as the principal of Ormiston Denes Academy and I am looking forward to meeting with parents, carers, and students in September. I have greatly enjoyed working closely with […]
According to Health Education England (HEE), more funding is necessary to support the transitional period between graduating medical university and becoming a doctor. The HEE just released their yearly report on the current state of postgraduate medical programs, and it revealed that junior doctors are often left without sufficient help to transition smoothly into their […]
With a skyrocketing student debt of one point five trillion United States dollars ($1.5 trillion), it causes distress to the forty-four (44) million American population across the country. However, a study shows that inequality is counted as a determining factor on how a student deal with cost living. From the year 2003 to 2008, student […]
Back in the winter of 2016, Nick Stillwell and David Court opened their real-life School of Rock – Supajam in Swanley, Kent. The establishment was aimed towards young people who are struggling to break into the industry and are not in education or working for a living. Some of the sixteen to eighteen-year-old students are […]
In recent weeks, several colleges and universities in the United States announced that they are going to offer tuition-free courses. One example is the University of Texas, where students from families with yearly earnings of less than sixty-five thousand USD will be able to enroll in undergraduate courses for free. However, to provide this free […]
Kirsty Williams, the Welsh Minister of Education, has announced that the government will invest about fifty million pounds (GBP50m) in improving education technology around schools in the country. According to Ms. Williams, technology education should be an integral part of school curriculums, as modern-day life is predominantly revolving around digital products. To better prepare students […]
Parents, school authorities, and society, on the whole, are often left wondering how the rising cost in school education can be met when the government budget falls short. Teachers and students are left helpless when schools cut programs related to art and music. It is into this scenario that the non-profit Adoptaclassroom.org, the retailer Burlington […]
According to the 2018 report of the Worldwide Educating for the Future Index (WEFFI), Taiwan ranks at seventeenth place among the fifty countries included in the index. The idea behind the yearly reports of the index is to show how countries are developing their educational systems. The Worldwide Educating for the Future Index takes into […]
